EMMIL (EMMIL) fundamentals

EMMIL is a listed company, part of the Engineering sector, listed on the NSE as EMMIL (ISIN INE0S1L01013). This page carries its reported financials, balance sheet, cash flow, shareholding pattern and valuation ratios.

What EMMIL does

Energy-Mission Machineries (India) Ltd. designs and manufactures computerized numerical control (CNC), numerical control (NC) and conventional metal forming machines which cater to the industrial sector requirement for metal fabrication solutions. The Company's wide spectrum of metal forming machines includes press brake machines, shearing machines, plate rolling machines, ironworkers machines, hydraulic presses and busbar bending, cutting & punching machines. The Company's machines are utilized across a gamut of industries, such as automotive, steel, pre-engineered building, furniture, HVAC, agricultural equipment, road construction equipment, elevators, food processing machinery, metalworking workshops and many others. The Company also provides machinery tools and spare parts such as die punch, shearing blade, roller set, holding spring, limit switch, foot switch, seal kit, and linear scale, which also aids in addressing after-sales support and services.

Valuation and market data

Last close₹119.95
Market capitalisation₹136 crore
Enterprise value₹142 crore
P/E (TTM)0.00
Price to book1.61
Price to sales (TTM)0.00
Book value per share₹74.31
Dividend yield0.00%
SectorEngineering
Industry

Annual results

PeriodRevenueProfit before taxNet profitEPS
Mar 2026₹161 crore₹17 crore₹12 crore0.00
Mar 2025₹152 crore₹16 crore₹12 crore10.47
Mar 2024₹127 crore₹15 crore₹11 crore13.14
Mar 2023₹101 crore₹9 crore₹7 crore0.00

Figures are as reported (consolidated), in ₹ crore.

Shareholding pattern

As of Mar 2026:

Promoters73.8%
Foreign institutions (FII)0.0%
Mutual funds0.0%
Other domestic institutions3.5%
Retail and others22.8%

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