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Trades about 127% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Yuken India Limited, in collaboration with its subsidiaries, specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of oil hydraulic equipment throughout India. The company's extensive product range includes various pumps like piston, vane, gear, electric motor variable vane, variable displacement vane, ASR, and ASE types. It also provides advanced control mechanisms such as pressure, flow, directional, and modular units, alongside a comprehensive selection of valves including logic, proportional, servo, cartridge, proportional valve controllers, power saving valves, and direct-operated pressure relief valves. Further offerings comprise chip compacting machinery, bespoke hydraulic cylinders, accumulators, and both hydraulic and compact power units, complemented by a range of accessories and energy-efficient solutions like solenoid power saver modules. Beyond hydraulics, Yuken India produces precision ferrous castings, meticulously ground spools, and foundry tooling. The company additionally extends its services to include hydraulic training. Its diverse client base spans numerous sectors, including plastics, machine tools, power generation, steel, construction, automotive, presses, railways, material handling, drill rigs, rubber, paper, cement, mining, marine, defense, and agriculture. Established in 1976, Yuken India Limited is headquartered in Bengaluru, India, and maintains an international presence, exporting its products to approximately 16 countries.
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