SCML (SCML) fundamentals

SCML is a listed company, part of the Castings sector, listed on the NSE as SCML (ISIN INE460Q01014). This page carries its reported financials, balance sheet, cash flow, shareholding pattern and valuation ratios.

What SCML does

Sharp Chucks and Machines Limited is an India-based company. The Company is engaged in manufacturing and exporting hand tools and machine tools along with fully finished forged and graded casting parts and assemblies supplied to original equipment manufacturer (OEM) in tractor and automobile industries in India. Its product range includes Machine Tools, and Lathe & Power Chucks. Its Machine Tools include Back Plates, Drill Chucks with Keys, Revolving Centre, Sleevers & Arbors, and Spares. Its Lathe & Power Chucks include Self Centering Lathe Chucks (Standard Jaws), Self Centering Lathe Chucks (Master Top Jaws), Self Centering Lathe Chucks, Double Jaw Guide (Standard Jaws), Power Chuck Close Centre, Power Chuck Open Centre, Four Jaw Independent Chuck, Spare Parts of Lathe Chuck, Rotary Cylinder, Spare Parts of Power Chucks, among others. The Company also manufactures customized components as per customer specific requirements.

Valuation and market data

Last close₹75.70
Market capitalisation₹85 crore
Enterprise value₹113 crore
P/E (TTM)3.37
Price to book1.02
Price to sales (TTM)0.11
Book value per share₹74.23
Dividend yield0.00%
SectorCastings
Industry

Annual results

PeriodRevenueProfit before taxNet profitEPS
Mar 2026₹275 crore₹13 crore₹9 crore0.00
Mar 2025₹246 crore₹10 crore₹8 crore7.03
Mar 2024₹202 crore₹9 crore₹6 crore5.96
Mar 2023₹177 crore₹7 crore₹5 crore4.84
Mar 2022₹153 crore₹6 crore₹5 crore4.63

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

Shareholding pattern

As of Mar 2026:

Promoters68.3%
Foreign institutions (FII)0.0%
Mutual funds0.0%
Other domestic institutions0.1%
Retail and others31.6%

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