52w high/low | ₹0.31 / ₹0 |
P/E ratio | 297.25 |
Dividend | 0 |
ROE | 0.78 |
ROCE | 2.76 |
Face value | 10 |
Book value | ₹10.09Cr |
Market capital | ₹20.49Cr |
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Promoted by G R Reddy and Associates, G R Cables set up facilities to manufacture Jelly-Filled Telephone Cables (15 lac CKM), part-financed by the par issue made on Jan. '95. Mainly used for inter-city networks, the demand for JFTCs depends mainly on the investment / outlay for adding new direct exchange lines. In a business where demand outstrips supply, cost-competitiveness will determine the quantum of orders from the DoT and MTNL. Since the project cost/CKM is among the lowest in the industry, the company is expected to bid competitively for tenders floated by the DOT and MTNL. The experience of the main promoter G R Reddy and Chairman S M Prasad (former CMD of MTNL) in this field will help the company. The company has a collaboration with the Essex Group, US (which also has agreements with Sterlite, Finolex Cables and T N Telecommunications). The company introduced new types of Switch Board Cables during 2001-02.