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Trades about 140% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1985 and based in Chennai, India, UCAL Limited is a key player in the Indian automotive industry, specializing in the design and production of advanced fuel management systems. The company's comprehensive product range covers essential components for air and fuel systems, emission control, and powertrain applications. This includes fuel injection system parts, various mechanical and electronic throttle bodies, carburetors, hydrocarbon dosers, fuel rails, and specialized valves. UCAL manufactures a broad spectrum of pumps, such as standard and variable oil pumps, vacuum pumps, and electric coolant/oil pumps. Their automotive electronics offerings are extensive, featuring a variety of sensors (including 3-in-1, T-MAP, fuel level, TPMS, and reverse parking), CR controllers, timers, relays, DC-DC converters, and audible warning devices. Additionally, UCAL provides manufacturing services like pressure die casting and precision machining for automotive components, along with built-to-print curated products like water outlets and accelerated pedal sensors. Beyond its product lines, UCAL offers a suite of engineering services encompassing analysis, benchmarking, design, modeling, computational simulation, testing, validation, design for manufacturing, system calibration, and value engineering. The company sells its products under the "UCAL" brand, serving both domestic Indian markets and international customers through exports. The company, formerly known as UCAL Fuel Systems Limited, rebranded to UCAL Limited in June 2023.
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