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Trades about 228% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1944 and headquartered in Kolkata, India, TIL Limited, alongside its subsidiary TIL Overseas PTE Limited, delivers extensive material handling solutions both domestically and across global markets. The company specializes in manufacturing and marketing a broad spectrum of equipment tailored for material handling, lifting operations, port functions, and road construction. Its product catalog includes various crane types such as rough terrain, truck-mounted, industrial, pick and carry, Manitowoc crawler, and Grove cranes, as well as reach stackers, forklift trucks, and container handlers. Furthermore, TIL provides crushing and screening systems, featuring portable wheel-mounted units, mobile cranes, specialized machinery, and high-frequency screens. For open-pit mining and quarry applications, they supply rock crushers, feeders, conveyors, screens, and washing apparatus. Beyond equipment sales, the firm manages spare parts distribution, offers equipment-related services, and ensures comprehensive customer support, including post-purchase assistance.
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