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Trades about 58% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shanthi Gears Limited specializes in the engineering, manufacturing, supply, and servicing of diverse gearing solutions and gearboxes. The company boasts a significant international presence, operating across India, the United States, Europe, and other global markets. Their extensive product portfolio encompasses various gearboxes, including helical, bevel helical, worm, extruder, and cooling tower models, alongside geared motors. They further offer a comprehensive range of gears and pinions, such as spur/helical, worm spares, bevel, and internal gears, in addition to specialized gearbox units. Beyond mechanical components, Shanthi Gears also provides a variety of castings made from materials like iron, phosphor bronze, aluminum bronze, leaded bronze, and copper alloy. Customers benefit from their installation support, refurbishment programs, and on-site assistance. The company is also actively involved in export activities. Their robust products find critical applications across a broad spectrum of industries, including steel, cement, paper, sugar, material handling (cranes), power generation, rubber and plastics, off-highway and mining, process equipment, compressors, railway systems, textiles, and aerospace. Established in Coimbatore, India, in 1960, Shanthi Gears Limited operates as a subsidiary of Tube Investments of India Limited.
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