Jindal Supreme (India),
founded by Late Madan Lal Jindal in 1974, is engaged in the manufacturing and
supply of a different range of steel pipes and tubes catering to the
requirements of multiple infrastructure and industrial applications.
The product portfolio of
the company includes mild steel (MS) black pipes, tubes, galvanized pipes,
metal beam crash barriers, and galvanized iron (GI) tubular poles of various
dimensions. Products find application in various industry segments like water supply
and plumbing, infrastructure &construction, road &highways, bridges, oil
&gas, chemicals, agriculture, rural electrification and others.
Over the years, the
company expanded its product offerings to tap into emerging opportunities in
infrastructure development projects. For instance, in FY2025, the company
commenced the manufacturing of metal beam crash barriers with W-beam and
Thrie-beam crash barriers, which are primarily utilized for road safety and
highway infrastructure projects. Then, in FY 2026, it further diversified into
the production of GI tubular poles, which are commonly used for street
lighting, electrification projects, and other public utility infrastructure.
The manufacturing facility
of the company is located at Hisar in Haryana, with an annual installed
capacity of 90000 tpa for MS black pipes/tube; 45000 tpa for MS galvanized
pipe/tubes; 42000 tpa (including 18000 tpa
capacity addition recently completed) for metal beam crash barrier and 12000 tpa for GI tubular poles. The
manufacturing facility is equipped with various machinery, mills, welding
plants, and galvanizing plants, supported by in-house maintenance workshop and
testing equipment. The company added new galvanising unit with installed
capacity of 18,000 tpa at its existing plant at a capex of Rs 1.735 crore
funded by internal accruals. This enhanced the existing capacity from 45,000 tpa
to 63,000 tpa.
In FY26, the contribution
of income from sale of products to the revenue from operations was 91.56%
[42.94% fromMS black pipes/tubes; 26.54% fromMS galvanized pipes; 17.41% from
metal beam crash barriers; and 4.66% from GI tubular poles] and the balance
8.36% from other operating income including sales of scrap and strip and zinc
dross.
The business model of the
company is primarily focused on direct sales, primarily to institutional buyers
for specific projects or applications like infrastructure contractors, and
industrial customers. A significant share of its revenue is facilitated through
direct sale to parties. Direct sales contributed 79.73% of revenue from
operation in Q1FY27, 68.18% in FY26 and 73.47% in FY25. The balance revenue came from dealers, who
numbered 53 as end of Jun 2026.
Revenue is mostly
concentrated to northern and a few western Indian states. In FY26, about 82.40%
of revenue from operations came from six states: Haryana (28.55%), Rajasthan
(13.98%), Punjab (13.67%), Uttar Pradesh (12.36%), Delhi (7.95%) and Gujarat
(5.89%).
The
issue, Objects of the issue
The offer comprises fresh
issue of 10741149 equity shares of Rs 10 each and an offer for sale of 2686851 equity
shares by VVJ Enterprises, a promoter group company.
Of the net proceeds from
fresh issue, the company intends to use
Rs 71 crore towards prepayment or re-payment, in full or in part, of
certain outstanding borrowings availed by the company; and balance towards general corporate
purposes.
Outstanding borrowings as
of end of June30, 2026, stood at Rs 92.4607 crore.
Strengths
Established player with wide
product portfolio with ability to diversify into adjunct products to capitalize
on opportunities.
About 68% of revenue in
FY26 came from direct sales to institutional buyers like infra contractors or
industrial customers for specific projects or applications.
The Top 10 customer
accounted for about 20% FY26 revenue from operations signaling diversified
customer base and are not concentrated to few customers to generate revenue
from operations.
Weaknesses
Manufacturing facility is
concentrated at a single location in Hisar, Haryana.
Production costs are
vulnerable to fluctuations in the prices of raw materials, especially MScoils,
MS HRcoil, and galvanizing materials.
A significant portion of
revenue from operations is derived from the sale of black pipes and galvanized pipes
and thus any fall in demand for these products will adversely affect the
business.
In the past had negative
cash flows from operating activities.
About 28.55% of revenue
from operations in FY26 came from the state of Haryana.
Does not own the land on
which its manufacturing plant is located and has been obtained by it on a leave
and license basis.
The use of `Jindal’ and
the association of itspromoters with the larger Jindal family may create an
impression that the company is associated with or forms part of other companies
using the `Jindal’ name, including listed entities. Any adverse developments
relating to such entities may adversely affect the perception of the company
and its business.
Valuation
Consolidated
re-stated revenue in FY26 stood higher by 15% to Rs 675.39 crore. With OPM
expanding by 180 bps to 6.2%, the growth of OP was 61% to Rs 41.63 crore. Other
income was down by 97% to Rs 0.55 crore. Thus, the PBIDT was down 5% to Rs
42.18 crore. Finally, net profit after MI was lower by 7% to Rs 22.53
crore.
On
the expanded equity, the EPS for FY26 was Rs 4.4. On the upper price band, the
PE works out to 21.1 times of its FY26 EPS. Annualized EPS for Q1FY27 was Rs
6.5 and PE works out to 14.3 times.P/BV stood at 2.3 times and EV/Sales stood 0.8
times. ROE stands at 7.7%.
Repayment
of Rs 71 crore from net proceeds will bring the borrowings down by about 76.8%,
resulting in lower interest outgo. Annualized EPS for Q1FY27 works out to Rs 7.7 if 76.8% of its interest
cost is removed, keeping all other items, including tax rate, same. The
reworked PE stood at 12.1 times.
In
comparison, Hi-Tech Pipes quotes at a PE of 20.4 times, ROE of 5.7% and FY26
OPM of 4.1%. The PE of Sambhv steel was 26.5 times, ROE of 13.7% and OPM of
11.3%. The PE of Vibhor Steel was 24.3 times, ROE of 4.9% and OPM of 3.7%.
JTL
Industries quotes at a PE of 34 times, ROE of 6.6% and OPM of 7.2%. PE of
Hariom Pipes was 15 times, ROE of 11.7% and OPM of 12.6%. APL Apollo Tubes quotes at a PE of 50 times, ROE of 22.7% and OPM of 7.8%
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Jindal Supreme (India) : Re-stated Consolidated Financials
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2403 (12)
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2503 (12)
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2603 (12)
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2606 (3) ^
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Sales
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645.44
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586.40
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675.39
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190.94
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OPM (%)
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3.3
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4.4
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6.2
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7.2
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OP
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21.11
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25.92
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41.63
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13.76
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Other income
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5.44
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18.34
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0.55
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0.15
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PBIDT
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26.55
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44.26
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42.18
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13.91
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Interest
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7.70
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8.73
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8.60
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1.96
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PBDT
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18.84
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35.53
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33.58
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11.94
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Depreciation
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3.77
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3.14
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3.43
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0.91
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PBT
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15.07
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32.39
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30.15
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11.03
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EO Exp
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0.00
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0.00
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0.00
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0.00
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PBT after EO
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15.07
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32.39
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30.15
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11.03
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Tax
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2.20
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8.12
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7.63
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2.76
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PAT from Continuing Biz
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12.87
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24.27
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22.53
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8.28
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Share of Profit from Associates
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0.00
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0.00
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0.00
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0.00
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PAT from Continuing Biz
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12.87
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24.27
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22.53
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8.28
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Minority Interest
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0.00
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0.00
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0.00
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0.00
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Net profit
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12.87
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24.27
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22.53
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8.28
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EPS (Rs)*
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2.5
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4.8
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4.4
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6.5
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* on post IPO fully dilluted
equity of Rs 51.02 crore. Face Value:
Rs 10
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EPS is calculated after excluding
EO and relevant tax
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^ EPS is annualized
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Figures in Rs crore
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Source: Capitaline Corporate
database
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Jindal Supreme (India) : Issue
Highlights
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Fresh Issue (in equity share nos.)
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10741149
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Offer for sale (in equity share
nos.)
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2686851
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Price band (Rs.) *
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Upper
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93
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Lower
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88
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Post-issue equity (Rs crore)
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51.02
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Post-issue promoter (including
promoter group) stake (%)
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73.68
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Minimum Bid (in nos.)
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161
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Issue Open Date
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16-09-2026
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Issue Close Date
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18-09-2026
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Listing
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BSE, NSE
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Rating
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43 /100
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