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Trades about 183% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TRF Limited undertakes turnkey projects of material handling in India. It operates in Products & Services and Project & Services segments. The company offers hydraulic cone and double roll crushers, load haul dumpers, roller screens, grab type ship unloaders, stacker cum reclaimers, unabalance motor feeders and screens, rotary plough and apron feeders, travelling wagon and side discharge loaders, goose neck level luffing crane, ring granulators, rotary breakers, truflo screens, travelling trippers, ultraflo vibrating feeders and screens, pulleys, and wagon-tippler-with-side-arm-charger, as well as sectional and mine conveyors. It also provides services relating to design and engineering, supervision, manpower deployment, leasing of facilities, etc.; spare parts; and construction contracts and related services; life cycle services; operations and maintenance services; and undertakes refurbishment jobs of steel plant equipment, such as ladle and tundish repair, as well as electrical repair works. The company serves the infrastructure sector, including power and ports; and industrial sector, such as steel plants, cement, fertilizers, and mining. TRF Limited was incorporated in 1962 and is based in Jamshedpur, India.
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