Jindal Saw Ltd share price
Jindal Saw Ltd (JINDALSAW) is a stock listed on India's exchanges (NSE & BSE). It is commonly tracked under the Metals & Mining, Pipes themes. As of the latest filings, Jindal Saw Ltd has a return on equity (ROE) of 8.20%, return on capital employed (ROCE) of 10.40%, a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 26.60 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.33. On Traddx you can view its live price, interactive candlestick charts with 20/50/200-day moving averages and golden/death-cross detection, quarterly results, analyst price targets, peer comparison, and the smart-money signal — which star investors hold it and who is buying it on today's bulk/block deals tape.
Key fundamentals
Source: screener.in (NSE/BSE filings) · Fundamentals as of 02 Nov 2026 · figures from the latest annual & quarterly filings. Not investment advice.
Jindal Saw Limited value chain — customers, suppliers & competitors
Jindal Saw Limited manufactures iron and steel pipes (such as LSAW, HSAW, DI, and seamless pipes) along with iron ore pellets, supplying critical infrastructure for water, oil, and gas sectors.
🛒 Customers — who buys from Jindal Saw Limited
- Oil & Gas sector companies — Seamless and submerged arc welded pipes
- Water infrastructure boards — Ductile Iron (DI) pipes
⛓️ Suppliers — raw materials & inputs
- Iron ore and steel producers — Steel plates, coils, and iron ore
- Coal and energy providers — Coking coal and power
⚔️ Competitors — other sellers
- APL Apollo Tubes — Competes in structural steel tubes, though with a different product focus.
- Surya Roshni — Competes in steel pipes and lighting, serving overlapping industrial and infrastructure markets.
- Jayaswal Neco Industries — Competes in iron and steel castings and ductile iron pipes.
🔀 Other suppliers to its customers
- Welspun Corp — Major alternative supplier of large-diameter steel pipes for oil, gas, and water.
- Ratnamani Metals & Tubes — Supplies competing stainless steel and carbon steel pipes to industrial clients.
🤝 Peers that share its suppliers
- Tata Steel — Buys similar raw steel inputs and coal while operating in the broader steel sector.
- Jindal Steel & Power — Shares common raw material inputs and serves overlapping heavy infrastructure markets.
This value-chain map is AI-researched from public sources; company links and any figures are estimates, not official company disclosures. Not investment advice.