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Trades about 118% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Standard Engineering Technology Limited, an engineering equipment producer headquartered in Hyderabad, India since its incorporation in 2012, extends its operations both domestically and across global markets. The company specializes in providing complete, automated equipment solutions, encompassing systems for vacuum distillation, solvent retrieval, and gas dispersion. Its extensive product line includes glass-lined reaction vessels, collection tanks, heat exchangers, storage containers, and rotary cone vacuum dryers. SETL also supplies automatic sampling systems for both pressurized and atmospheric settings, alongside solvent recovery and powder transfer systems. Furthermore, their offerings comprise various critical components such as baffles, thermowell immersion tubes, smart seals, stanbalancers, anchors, propellers, turbofoil cryofix devices, and related accessories. Complementing its manufacturing, the company delivers services like advanced glass technology, material traceability, and enamel spraying, in addition to assembly, rigorous testing, and dispatch. Post-delivery, SETL supports clients with installation, operational setup, repair, and refurbishment. Their solutions are vital to sectors including food and beverage, biotechnology, fertilizer, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries. The entity, previously known as Standard Glass Lining Technology Limited, is scheduled to formally adopt the name Standard Engineering Technology Limited in December 2025.
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