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Trades about 761% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating within India, Supreme Engineering Limited is dedicated to the fabrication of steel products and heavy engineering components. The company's operations are segmented into two primary areas: the Special Steels division and the Wire division. The Special Steels unit is responsible for producing steel in initial forms, such as ingots, alongside various semi-finished steel items. Meanwhile, its Wire division specializes in crafting steel wire through cold drawing or stretching techniques, and also manufactures hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel goods, as well as ferro-alloys. Supreme Engineering's diverse clientele spans numerous vital industries, including oil and gas, automotive, hand-tool manufacturing, textile machinery, and general engineering. Furthermore, its specialized offerings cater to critical sectors like defence (supplying products for aircraft, battle tanks, rockets, missiles, and ships), space exploration (rockets, launch systems), atomic energy (reactors and associated machinery tools), and power generation (turbines, boilers). The company, which maintains its headquarters in Navi Mumbai, India, was established in 1987.
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