Rajasthan Tube Manufacturing Company Limited (RAJTUBE) Share Price

BSE · Basic Materials · Steel · ISIN INE497E01020

₹10.12+0.07 (+0.70%)

Key metrics

Market Cap
₹46 Cr
P/E Ratio
19.46
EPS
0.52
Book Value
2.22
P/B Ratio
4.56
ROE
12.36%
ROCE
19.21%
Debt / Equity
Net Margin
7.27%
Revenue Growth
-69.82%
Profit Growth
153.83%
Dividend Yield
52W High
₹46.00
52W Low
₹9.69
Market Cap Band
micro cap
Face Value

Ratios computed from the annual results period ending 2026-03-31.

About Rajasthan Tube Manufacturing Company Limited

Rajasthan Tube Manufacturing Company Limited manufactures, trades in, and sells steel tubes and pipes in India. The company offers black and galvanized erw steel tubes and pipes that are used in various applications, such as water pipelines, water mains and sewerage systems, industrial water lines and plant piping, agriculture and irrigation, tube-wells and casing pipes, gas pipelines, pipelines for natural gas, LPG and other non-toxic gases, oil pipelines, oil and crude oil piping, and cross-country pipelines. It also provides hot rolled steel sheets for making tubular products, including hot rolled coils, pipes, LPG cylinders, shuttering plates, and off late in the construction sector. In addition, the company's hot rolled steel sheets are used as a component in the making of pressure vessels, ship building, in hull and steel structures, and boiler and pressure vessels usage, as well as for making safety parts and automobile suspension. The company was incorporated in 1985 and is based in Jaipur, India.

Headquarters
Jaipur, India
Promoter Holding
50.32%

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