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Each research report assesses a company's business, its industry and its financial results. It then sets out a valuation, the risks to that valuation and the investment case.
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Initiating Coverage · 28 Sept 2026
Sunflag Iron & Steel Company Ltd.
Sunflag Iron & Steel makes special and alloy steel at an integrated plant in Bhandara, Maharashtra. Steel for vehicle parts such as gears and drive shafts brings in 60–75% of revenue; defence, aerospace, railways and nuclear power take the rest. On top of the steel business sit 6 crore shares in iron ore miner Lloyds Metals and Energy, received in settlement of an arbitration award.
Read the reportInitiating Coverage · 8 Sept 2026
Kingfa Science & Technology (India) Ltd.
Customers such as Tata Motors, Mahindra and Volvo brought in about 74% of Kingfa's FY26 revenue. Its modified plastics, mostly polypropylene compounds, also go into home appliances, electrical goods and industrial products. Growth could come from lighter vehicles that use plastic in place of metal, and from a China-based parent that plans to use India as an export base.
Read the reportInitiating Coverage · 4 Aug 2026
Ahluwalia Contracts (India) Ltd.
At the end of Q4 FY26, Ahluwalia Contracts had 53 projects under way in 16 states: hospitals, airports, metro and railway stations, offices, hotels and housing. The report looks for growth from about ₹21,100 crore of unexecuted orders and more higher-margin private work. Being qualified for contracts above ₹2,500 crore also leaves it few rivals for the largest buildings.
Read the reportInitiating Coverage · 24 Jul 2026
Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd.
A ₹450 crore expansion will take Jyoti CNC Automation from about 6,000 machine tools a year to 16,000. It already offers more than 200 CNC machine variants to aerospace, defence, automotive and electronics makers, built at two plants in Rajkot and one in Strasbourg. It is also developing in-house the controllers and servo motors it now imports.
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