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LTP
-8.00 (-4.98%)
Volume
1,021 Cr
Market Cap
₹38 Cr
52W Low - High
₹124.25 - ₹274.30
Sector
Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment
LTP
6.90 (5.52%)
Volume
112 Cr
Market Cap
₹26 Cr
52W Low - High
₹66.00 - ₹162.80
Sector
Realty
LTP
-4.00 (-0.23%)
Volume
28,185 Cr
Market Cap
₹4,398 Cr
52W Low - High
₹803.25 - ₹2,684.00
Sector
Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment
LTP
0.00 (0.00%)
Volume
2,20,635 Cr
Market Cap
₹5,962 Cr
52W Low - High
₹446.30 - ₹490.00
Sector
Steel
LTP
54.95 (1.03%)
Volume
2,084 Cr
Market Cap
₹2,562 Cr
52W Low - High
₹2,857.60 - ₹6,698.90
Sector
Finance
LTP
12.75 (1.10%)
Volume
1,26,485 Cr
Market Cap
₹5,621 Cr
52W Low - High
₹495.60 - ₹1,450.00
Sector
Capital Goods-Non Electrical Equipment
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The Kirloskar Group, an Indian multinational, was founded in 1888 by Laxmanrao Kirloskar. The company’s journey started with Shivaji Metal Works, later merging into Kirloskar Oil Engines and eventually becoming Kirloskar Ferrous. Throughout the 20th century, Kirloskar established itself as a pioneer in Indian manufacturing, marking its milestones with achievements like producing India’s first iron plough (1903), first centrifugal pump (1926), and first diesel engine (1927).
The company’s commitment to innovation continued with the introduction of India’s first electric motor in 1940. In 1946, an engine’s company was established for the manufacture of diesel engines. In fact, the Group’s foray into exports began with diesel engines to Germany in 1954. Collaborations with foreign multinationals like Kirloskar Cummins (1962) further strengthened the company’s position.
In recent years, the group has been diversifying into new technologies, such as green energy through Kirloskar Integrated Technologies in 2009 and Kirloskar Solar Technologies in 2017.
Today, the Kirloskar Group stands as a testament to its unwavering dedication to quality and progress, making it an attractive prospect for investors seeking a well-established and continuously evolving Indian manufacturer.
The Kirloskar Group is currently present in the following sectors:
Mr. Atul C. Kirloskar, Chairman
Mr. Kirloskar’s professional journey began in 1978 at the then-known Kirloskar Cummins Limited, where he embarked on his path as a trainee. Within three years, his dedication and talent were recognised, leading to his appointment as Chief Executive of Cummins Diesel Sales and Services in December 1981. His contributions were further acknowledged by his co-option to the KIL Board on August 6, 1985, followed by his promotion to Managing Director in the same year. Mr Kirloskar’s unwavering commitment and leadership qualities saw him appointed Vice Chairman of KIL in 1988, a position he held with distinction until 1998 when his peers entrusted him with the responsibility of Chairman of the Board.
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Kirloskar Oil Engines, Kirloskar Pneumatic Company, Kirloskar Ferrous Industries are some of the top Kirloskar Group stocks.
As of January 29, 2024, Kirloskar Oil Engines has the highest market cap among the Kirloskar Group stocks, at around ₹ 9,971 crore.
Laxmanrao Kashinath Kirloskar (20 June 1869 – 26 September 1956) is the founder of the Kirloskar Group.
As of January 29, 2024, Kirloskar Industries is the highest profit-making company in the Kirloskar Group, making a net profit of ₹460 crores in the year ending on March 31, 2023.
Kirloskar Oil Engines has the highest debt among the Kirloskar Group stocks, with a debt in the preceding year of about ₹ 1,965 crore.
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