GRINDWELLGrindwell Norton Limited

Rs 1,836▼ -0.59%
Market closedEquity EOD 26 Oct
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Rs 1,329Rs 2,455
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At a glance
Each figure is shown against the company's sector (the track: the dot is this company, the tick is the sector middle) and, where we hold the yearly filings, against its own recent years (the small trend line).
Market capWhat the whole company is worth on the stock market today: share price times the number of shares. It measures size, not quality.
Rs 20,328 cr
Larger than 60% of 5 peers
sector middle Rs 11,839 cr
P/EPrice to earnings: how many rupees investors pay for each rupee of profit the company made over the last twelve months. Compare it with similar companies rather than reading it alone.
46.6x
No sector comparison yet
Price to bookPrice to book: the share price divided by the shareholders' money per share in the latest balance sheet. Around 1 means the market values the company close to its book value.
8.0x
Higher than 75% of 4 peers
sector middle 6.4x
ROEReturn on equity: the year's profit as a percentage of the shareholders' money in the business. It shows how much the company earns on what its owners have put in.
17.2%
Higher than 75% of 4 peers
sector middle 10.6%
ROCEReturn on capital employed: operating profit as a percentage of all the long-term money in the business, owners' and lenders'. It shows how well the company uses its capital, whatever the mix of debt.
21.0%
Highest of 5 peers
sector middle 8.9%
FY23 26.1%FY26 21.0%
Debt to equityBorrowings divided by shareholders' money. 0 means no borrowings; 1 means it owes as much as its owners have put in. Not shown for banks and lenders, whose borrowing is their business.
0.02
Higher than 75% of 4 peers
sector middle 0.00
FY23 0.01FY26 0.02
Dividend yieldDividends paid over the last year as a percentage of the company's market value: roughly what Rs 100 of shares paid out in cash.
0.9%
Higher than 80% of 5 peers
sector middle 0.5%

Peers are the listed companies in the exchange's own industry group: Abrasives & Bearings. Balance-sheet figures are from the latest filed balance sheet; trends show each financial year we hold.

What the numbers say
Short lines written by fixed rules from the company's own filings and shareholding. A line appears only when the figures cross the rule (for example sales growing three years running), and each names the numbers behind it. Nothing here is a view on whether to own the share.

Latest quarterIn the quarter to June 2026 (results filed 24 Jul 2026), sales was Rs 803 cr and profit was Rs 115 cr.

Nothing in the filings we hold crosses one of our rules yet. Each rule needs a few complete years of results, so recently listed companies often show nothing here.

Each line is written by a fixed rule from the company's own filings and share price, and names the figures it uses. It describes what happened; it is not advice about the share.

How the share moved on results
For each quarterly result we hold: the change from the share's close on the last trading day before the filing to its close on the first trading day after it. Results can land during market hours or after the close, and this window covers both. It shows what happened, not what will happen next time.

Over the last 16 results, the share rose on 8 and fell on 8, and moved by 3% or more on 7.

Q3 FY22Q1 FY24Q1 FY25Q1 FY27

Q1 FY27: results filed 24 Jul 2026. The share went from its close on 23 Jul 2026 to its close on 27 Jul 2026 +0.53%.

Where every Rs 100 of sales goes
From the company's own yearly results. Each year is scaled to that year's sales, so you compare shares, not size: how much went on running costs, depreciation, interest and tax, and how much was left as profit.
2 financial years
Sales, last 12 months
Rs 3,173 Cr
Profit, last 12 months
Rs 438 Cr
Earnings per share
Rs 39.4

Of every Rs 100 of sales in FY24, Rs 81 went on running costs, Rs 2.6 on depreciation, Rs 0.3 on interest and Rs 4.6 on tax; Rs 14 was left as profit.

FY22
80
15
FY24
81
14
Sales (Rs 100)Other incomeRunning costsDepreciationInterestTaxProfit

Thin bar: money in (sales plus other income). Thick bar: where it went. Each year is scaled to its own sales, so the bars compare shares, not size.

How fast it has grown
Compound growth per year in sales, profit and earnings per share between financial years, from the company's own results. A span appears only if our filings cover both ends of it.
Health check, year by year
Margins, returns, debt and interest cover for each financial year. Each row is coloured against this company's own usual level, so you see what is improving and what is slipping.
MeasureFY22FY23FY24FY26
Operating marginProfit from operations, before depreciation, interest and tax, per Rs 100 of sales.19.9%-19.3%-
Net marginProfit after everything, per Rs 100 of sales.14.7%-14.3%-
ROCEOperating profit as a percentage of all long-term capital, owners' and lenders'.-26.1%23.5%21.0%
Debt to equityBorrowings divided by shareholders' money. Lower is safer.-0.01x0.01x0.02x
Interest coverHow many times operating profit covers the interest bill. Higher is safer.97.8x-66.2x-

Each row is coloured against this company's own usual level, not against other companies: green is better than its middle year, red worse, plain is close to it. ROE, ROCE and debt rows start once the filings carry a full balance sheet (FY22 at the earliest).

What it owns, and how that is paid for
Straight from the March balance sheet in the company's annual filing. Both bars are the whole balance sheet: what the company owns, and where the money for it came from.
as at 2026-03-31

At FY26 it owned Rs 3,438 Cr of assets. Its owners funded 74% of that and borrowings 2%.

What it owns
25%
29%
14%
12%
14%
Plant, property and projects846 Cr
Goodwill and intangibles92 Cr
Investments983 Cr
Inventory481 Cr
Owed by customers397 Cr
Cash and bank490 Cr
Everything else148 Cr
How that is paid for
74%
15%
9%
Shareholders2,550 Cr
Borrowings61 Cr
Owed to suppliers514 Cr
Other liabilities313 Cr
Cash and equivalents
Rs 79 Cr
Net debt
Rs -686 Cr
more cash than debt
Current ratio
2.81x
short-term assets per rupee due soon
Book value / share
Rs 229
Return on assets
12.7%
EV / EBITDA
29.4x

From the March balance sheet in the company's annual filing (2026-03-31). Each bar is the full balance sheet; "everything else" is what the filed total leaves after the named lines.

Where the cash went
Profit is an accounting figure; cash flow is what actually moved. Cash from running the business, plus or minus what was spent on or received from investments, plus or minus what came from or went to lenders and shareholders, equals the change in cash.

In FY26 the business itself brought in Rs 542 Cr, spent Rs 119 Cr on plant and equipment, and cash rose by Rs 12 Cr over the year.

From running the business
+542 Cr
Spent on or received from investing
-315 Cr
From or to lenders and shareholders
-215 Cr
Net change in cash
+12 Cr
Cash from operations for every Rs 100 of profit
Rs 98
FY23
Rs 96
FY24
Rs 130
FY26

Rs 100 or more means every rupee of reported profit arrived as cash.

Full financial year to 2026-03-31, from the company's cash flow statement.

Against its sector
Where this stock sits within its own sector on each measure. The marker is its position in the peer group and the notch is the sector median. A position is a fact about the cohort, not a view on the stock.
Abrasives & Bearings · 6
P/E46.59vs 84.25 median
Cheapest: GRINDWELL 46.59Priciest: CARBORUNIV 102.1
Net margin13.79%vs 5.05% median
Lowest: NIBL -40.76%Highest: GRINDWELL 13.79%

Median rather than average, so one loss-making or one very expensive peer cannot drag the reference. Valuation is shown without a colour verdict: a higher multiple can mean expensive, or faster growth expected, and only you can decide which.

Peers side by side
Every company in the same NSE industry group that we hold figures for, largest first. Tap any heading to sort by it. The same figures as the At a glance tiles, worked out the same way for every company.
Abrasives & Bearings · 6 shown
Company
CARBORUNIV
Carborundum Universal Limited
21,511 cr102.1x5.5x4.7%6.4%0.083.5%+17.0%0.47%
TIMKEN
Timken India Limited
20,757 cr49.2x7.1x14.5%18.5%0.0011.8%+16.6%1.30%
GRINDWELL
Grindwell Norton Limited
20,328 cr46.6x8.0x17.2%21.0%0.0213.8%-0.93%
SKFINDUS
SKF India (Industrial) Limited
11,839 cr-8.0x-14.9%0.00--0.00%
WENDT
Wendt (India) Limited
1,428 cr84.3x5.6x6.7%8.9%0.006.6%+36.6%0.56%
NIBL
NRB Industrial Bearings Limited
70 cr--56.2%-42.6%--40.8%+1.9%0.00%

Swipe the table sideways for more columns. Tap a heading to sort. A dash means the figure is not filed or cannot be worked out for that company. A bigger cohort is cut to its 40 largest companies.

The business
Sales and net profit from the company's own filings, by financial year or by quarter. Hover any bar for that period's complete figures including operating margin and the change against the comparable earlier period. The single TTM figure above is the sum of the last four quarters.
2 years · 18 quarters
Full financial years - the long arc of the business.
Sales growth
-
a year, 3 years
Profit growth
-
a year, 3 years
Operating margin
19.3%
latest year
Sales by financial yearRs 2,687 Cr
Net profit by financial yearRs 384 Cr
FY222 full years · hover a yearFY24

Operating margin has gone from 19.9% to 19.3% over these years - the share of every rupee of sales kept after running costs, before interest and tax. Full financial years only, so a part-year is never shown as a whole one. Hover any year for its complete figures.

Dividends paid
Cash paid per share, from the exchange's corporate-action record, restated to today's share count across bonuses and splits. Dates shown are ex-dates: you must own the shares before that date to receive the payment.
1.03% yield
Rs 1,030 / year
Paid 11 of 11 yrs
on Rs 1 lakh at today's price · 1.03% yield · Rs 19/share
What each year paid, on Rs 1 lakh
218
272
327
408
517
654
790
926
926
1,035
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26*
* 2026 so far - more may still be declared this year

2026 has paid Rs 19.00 per share, about Rs 1,035 on Rs 1 lakh at today's price. Earlier years are restated to today's share count, so a bonus or split never reads as a dividend cut. Dividends are at the company's discretion and can be cut or skipped.

Technical snapshot
Momentum, trend and delivery-based conviction from the actual price and volume history.
EOD 26 Oct
RSI (14) - momentum
36.5Neutral
0 oversold3070overbought 100
Delivery % - genuine buying vs churn
47.8%Near average
today 47.8%20d avg 53.6%

The share of traded quantity that was actually delivered (not squared off intraday) - high delivery vs its 20-session average suggests real buying or holding, not just churn.

vs 50-DMA
-6.79%
vs 200-DMA
+1.17%
1-month
-7.16%
3-month
-8.73%
1-year
+9.95%
Realized vol (30d)
28.9%
Insider trading disclosures
Promoter, director and other insider trades in the company's own shares, as disclosed to the exchange under SEBI's insider-trading regulations - usually within a few days of the transaction.
last 18 months

Insider trading data unavailable.

Recent announcements
The company's own filings to the exchange - results, board meetings, investor calls - with a link to the source document.
last 6 months

Announcements unavailable.

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