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Manufactures engineered metal components — primarily thermostatic bimetals, shunt resistors and electrical contacts — that go into thermostats, circuit protection, smart meters, automotive and industrial applications. In FY26, revenue split across three product segments: shunt resistors at 40.3%, thermostatic bimetals at 40.4% and electrical contacts at 19.4% of revenue. Geography is export-heavy, with exports at about 57% of revenue and domestic at 43%; India is the single largest market, Europe is a strong growth engine, and the US is showing early signs of recovery after a prior period of weakness. Within these, smart meter-related revenue nearly doubled to ₹75-80 crore in FY26 and management expects it to double again in FY27; the electrical contacts business grew roughly 60%, partly on silver price pass-through and partly on volume. The company is adding a new line of higher-value busbar and PCBA assemblies out of a new Pune facility (Phase-I consent to operate received in July 2026), targeting automotive electrification — particularly two-wheeler EVs — and battery applications, with ₹250-350 crore revenue potential flagged in 2-3 years. The biggest cost line is raw materials at 56.9% of revenue, followed by other operating expenses at 12.8% and employees at 9.5%. Capital intensity is modest, with maintenance capex of ₹10-15 crore a year and stated capacity headroom to roughly ₹1,300 crore of revenue without major new spend.
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Answered from SHIVALIK BIMETAL CON. LTD's filed financials and exchange disclosures
SHIVALIK BIMETAL CON. LTD is a Industrial Products company listed on NSE and BSE, trading under the symbol SBCL.
Yes. Over the trailing twelve months SHIVALIK BIMETAL CON. LTD reported a net profit of ₹106 Cr on revenue of ₹616 Cr.
Yes. The dividend yield is 0.32% at the current price. It paid out 21% of its profit as dividend in FY26.
No. Debt stands at 0.12× equity, and it carries net debt of ₹52 Cr. That is lower than 52% of its 114 Iron & Steel Products peers.
On trailing P/E, SHIVALIK BIMETAL CON. LTD ranks 105 of 118 in Iron & Steel Products — cheaper than 11% of them, against an industry median of 16.2×. This is a position, not a valuation judgement.
On a typical session SHIVALIK BIMETAL CON. LTD moves 1.55% — that is the median absolute close-to-close move across its last 268 trading days. Announcement days are routinely larger.
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