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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shakti Pumps (India) Limited operates as a leading manufacturer and distributor of pumping equipment, primarily focusing on submersible pumps and motors, all sold under its established 'Shakti' brand. The company's diverse product portfolio encompasses a broad spectrum of pump types, including submersible, solar-powered, vertical multistage centrifugal, monoblock end suction, pressure booster, wastewater, and specialized firefighting pumps, among many others. In addition to these, they provide various motors such as submersible, surface, and slip start synchronous models. Beyond its core pump and motor offerings, Shakti Pumps supplies a range of ancillary products and control systems. This includes solar pump controllers, drives, starters, inverters, IoT dongles for remote monitoring, mechanical seals, and hydro-pneumatic booster systems, complemented by comprehensive support services. These advanced pumping solutions cater to a multitude of applications, spanning agricultural needs like flood and micro irrigation, horticulture, domestic water provision, and diverse commercial and industrial uses. With a substantial international presence, the company exports its products to nearly 100 countries globally. Shakti Pumps (India) Limited was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Pithampur, India.
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