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Trades about 248% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating predominantly within India, Sintercom India Limited specializes in the production and sale of sintered metal parts and other automotive components for a wide array of vehicle applications. The company's comprehensive product portfolio caters to numerous automotive systems. Key offerings include engine components such as drive gears, chain sprockets, belt pulleys, and engine shaft bearing caps. For vehicle transmissions, it supplies synchronizer hubs, dog rings, and drive-train gears, suitable for both two-wheeler and four-wheeler platforms. Sintercom also manufactures components for exhaust systems, including sensor bosses and various sensor parts. Furthermore, it produces elements for automotive auxiliary applications, such as helical pulleys for electric power steering and high-precision actuator components. Its expertise extends to soft magnetic composite components and assemblies for electric motors, and powder metal components for diverse sensor applications. Specific items like crankshaft bearing journals, various transmission gears, synchro hubs, ABS rings, and sensor HEGO bosses and flanges are also part of its extensive catalog. The company primarily serves original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Established in 2007, Sintercom India Limited is headquartered in Pune, India.
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