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Trades about 48% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Gurugram, India, UNO Minda Limited, an automotive components manufacturer with an international footprint, was established in 1958 (and known as Minda Industries Limited until July 2022). The company specializes in the design, development, production, and sale of an extensive array of auto parts, primarily catering to original equipment manufacturers. Its comprehensive product portfolio spans various vehicle types, including two, three, and four-wheelers, off-road vehicles, and commercial vehicles. Offerings range from essential electrical systems like switches, horns, and lighting to advanced electronic solutions such as sensors, actuators, controllers, tire pressure monitoring systems, and ADAS products. The company also supplies mechanical components like alloy wheels, fuel caps, and alternative fuel kits (LPG/CNG), alongside interior elements including infotainment systems, airbags, and steering wheels, as well as exterior parts, body sealing products, HVAC components, batteries, and diverse aluminum castings.
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