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Trades about 87% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shah Alloys Limited, established in Gandhinagar, India, in 1990, operates as a prominent Indian manufacturer and supplier of a comprehensive array of flat and long steel products. Its extensive portfolio encompasses stainless steel, various alloy and special steels, carbon/mild steel, and armor steel. The company's offerings include hot rolled coils, sheets, and plates; cold rolled coils and sheets; and a wide selection of bars such as hot rolled round, bright round, peeled, and flat bars. Additionally, it provides structural components like angles, beams, flats, slabs, and billets. Beyond its significant domestic market presence, Shah Alloys Limited also maintains a global footprint, distributing its products to approximately 50 countries worldwide.
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