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Trades about 94% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tembo Global Industries Limited, an enterprise with a presence both in India and abroad, specializes in the production and fabrication of a diverse range of engineered and steel-based goods. Their extensive catalog includes components for pipe support and suspension systems, such as various hangers, slotted channels, clamps, dielectric unions, cantilever arms, rubber support insulators, expansion joints, and pipe roller chairs. They also provide comprehensive fastening solutions, from threaded rods, hex bolts, nuts, and washers to stud, rawl, and drop-in anchors. Anti-vibration systems are another key offering, encompassing inertia bases, spring mounts, and anti-vibration pads. The company further supplies forged fittings and flanges, alongside a selection of bathroom pipes, fittings, accessories, and sanitaryware. These metallic products find crucial applications across industrial, commercial, utility, and OEM sectors, particularly within pipe support, fastening, anchoring, HVAC, and anti-vibration installations. Beyond its significant metalworks division, Tembo Global is also a manufacturer and exporter of textile products. This segment includes fibers, yarns, suiting materials, bedsheets, handkerchiefs, shirting, uniform fabrics, and knitted textiles. Complementing these activities, the company manufactures pharmaceutical and medicinal chemical products and trades in fabricated metal goods. Established in 2010, initially operating as Saketh Exim Limited, Tembo Global Industries Limited is headquartered in Navi Mumbai, India.
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