Sarthak Industries Ltd (SARTHAKIND) Share Price & Fundamentals

What we do

Sarthak Industries Ltd manufactures LPG cylinders primarily for major Indian oil companies, with additional trading activities.

Founded in

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Market share

Key supplier of LPG cylinders with manufacturing capacity of 700,000 cylinders per annum.

Problem solved

Providing safe, standardized LPG cylinders to fuel distribution companies across India.

Top clients or who we serve

Oil companies like Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., Hindustan Petroleum, Bharat Petroleum; B2B clientele.

Key management

Whole-time Director Mr. Ajay Peshkar, Non-Executive Director Ms. Deepika Arora.

Our journey and innovations

Incorporated in 1982, went public in 1996, expanded capacity and diversified into merchant trading.

Where we operate

Primarily Indian domestic market with some export revenue.

Top products or what we offer

LPG cylinders and merchant trading services.

Top brands

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Raw materials needed

Steel and raw materials required for LPG cylinder manufacturing.

Raw materials supplier

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Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Revenue largely from manufacturing contracts and cyclical merchant trading segments.

Our industry position

Recognized as a reliable LPG cylinder manufacturer supplying major oil companies.

Financial highlights

FY 2024-25 revenue Rs. 204.3 crore; net profit Rs. 2.83 crore; steady growth over prior year.

Geographical revenue split

Domestic revenue constitutes majority; minimal exports.

Order book

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Whats driving growth

Rising LPG consumption in India and strategic trading operations.

Our future plans

Focus on capacity utilization and operational efficiency improvements.

Our green promise

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Our people and values

Emphasis on harmonious industrial relations and employee welfare.

Key challenges ahead

Competition, raw material price volatility, and compliance risks.

Interesting facts

Continuous compliance with corporate governance and accounting standards since listing.

Risks and strategy

Mitigating financial and operational risks through internal controls and diversification.