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Tube Investments of India Limited is a Chennai-based diversified engineering and manufacturing company in the Murugappa Group. Its legacy businesses include precision steel tubes, automotive and industrial chains, metal-formed products and bicycles. The wider consolidated group also includes power and industrial systems, gears, electric mobility and selected new manufacturing ventures.
The company serves automotive, railway, construction, mining, agriculture, industrial and consumer markets. Because subsidiaries contribute materially to consolidated results, investors should study both standalone and consolidated financial statements.
Important monitorables include demand in automotive and industrial markets, margins in the core engineering businesses, CG Power performance, electric-vehicle losses and scale-up, acquisition integration, working capital, free cash flow and return on invested capital.
The main legacy divisions are Engineering, Metal Formed Products and Mobility. Consolidated analysis also needs to include CG Power and Industrial Solutions, Shanthi Gears, TI Clean Mobility and other subsidiaries. Verify the latest segment names and revenue mix in the company annual report.
Engineering: precision steel tubes, strips and related products supplied to automotive and industrial customers.
Metal Formed Products: automotive doorframes, fine-blanked components, chains, railway and other formed products.
Mobility: bicycles and related consumer mobility products sold through brands and distribution channels.
Consolidated businesses: power and industrial systems through CG Power, gears through Shanthi Gears, electric commercial vehicles through TI Clean Mobility and selected new ventures. The group earns through product sales, exports, aftermarket demand and engineering solutions. Segment margins, capacity utilisation, pricing and capital allocation are central to long-term performance.
| Particulars | FY 2023-24 | FY 2024-25 | FY 2025-26 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consolidated Revenue | ₹16,890 Cr | ₹19,465 Cr | ₹22,847 Cr |
| Profit Before Exceptional / JV Items and Tax | ₹1,695 Cr | ₹1,665 Cr | Verify latest filing |
| Consolidated Net Profit | Verify annual report | ₹1,054 Cr | ₹1,118 Cr |
| Revenue Growth | Base year | About 15% | About 17% |
| Investor Focus | Core recovery and subsidiary growth | CG Power growth and new ventures | Margins, EV scale-up and cash conversion |
Financial figures may be restated or affected by subsidiaries, exceptional items and non-controlling interests. Verify the latest audited results.
| Balance Sheet Monitorable | Why It Matters | What to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Net debt and cash | Shows financial flexibility for acquisitions and growth projects | Standalone and consolidated borrowings, cash and lease liabilities |
| Working capital | Affects cash conversion in manufacturing businesses | Receivables, inventories, payables and working-capital days |
| Capital employed | Important for judging returns from new businesses | Segment assets, capital work-in-progress and return on capital employed |
| Goodwill and investments | Can rise after acquisitions | Impairment risk, subsidiary carrying values and acquisition disclosures |
| Minority interest | Part of consolidated profit may belong to outside shareholders | Non-controlling interests and attributable profit |
| Cash Flow Monitorable | Retail Investor Interpretation | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| Cash from operations | Compare with reported profit to judge earnings quality | Check latest audited cash flow statement |
| Capital expenditure | Shows investment in capacity, technology and new businesses | Review annual report and investor presentation |
| Free cash flow | Indicates cash left after operating needs and capital spending | Compare across several years, not one quarter |
| Acquisition and subsidiary funding | Can materially affect group cash requirements | Track board approvals, guarantees and related-party disclosures |
| Dividend cash outflow | Shows the cash cost of declared dividends | Verify record date and amount from exchange filings |
| Metric | Mar 2024 | Mar 2025 | Mar 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue growth | 15% in FY25 | 17% in FY26 | Compare with segment volumes and acquisitions |
| Net profit | ₹1,054 Cr in FY25 | ₹1,118 Cr in FY26 | Review exceptional and non-controlling items |
| ROCE / ROIC | Track over cycle | Track latest company disclosure | Important because new ventures require capital |
| Operating margin | Varies by segment | Track consolidated and standalone | Mix changes can move margins materially |
| Dividend payout | Historically modest | Verify latest declared dividend | Growth investment can limit payout |
| Company | Primary Exposure | Why Compared | Important Caveat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tube Investments of India Ltd | Diversified engineering, mobility and subsidiaries | Reference company | Conglomerate structure affects valuation |
| CG Power and Industrial Solutions Ltd | Power and industrial systems | Major listed subsidiary exposure | Already consolidated within TII |
| Bharat Forge Ltd | Forgings and industrial manufacturing | Engineering and auto-cycle comparison | Different product mix and geography |
| Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd | Auto components | Large diversified auto-component peer | Different scale and global mix |
| Bosch Ltd | Auto technology and industrial products | Quality and auto-component benchmark | Different ownership and margin profile |
| Year | Dividend Detail | Note |
|---|---|---|
| FY 2025-26 | Interim dividend of ₹2.00 per share announced | Verify ex-date, record date and final dividend from official filings |
| FY 2024-25 | Interim dividend of ₹2.00 and final dividend of ₹1.50 per share | Confirm entitlement and payment details on NSE/BSE |
| Earlier years | The company has a history of dividend payments | Use the company dividend-history page for complete records |
| Action | Detail | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Bonus Issue | No recent bonus issue included as confirmed | Verify the latest exchange announcements |
| Face Value | ₹1 per equity share | Confirm from the latest annual report or exchange quote page |
| Stock Split | No recent stock split included as confirmed | Verify corporate-action history before relying on this page |
Important: verify the latest dividend, bonus, split, record-date and entitlement details directly from official NSE, BSE and company filings. Tables scroll horizontally on smaller screens.
These FAQs explain the company, products, business model, risks, dividends, financial statements and key investment monitorables for retail investors.
Tube Investments of India is a diversified engineering and manufacturing company in the Murugappa Group. Its businesses include precision steel tubes, industrial and automotive chains, metal-formed products, bicycles, gears, electric commercial vehicles, power and industrial systems through subsidiaries, and selected newer manufacturing ventures.
The core standalone businesses are Engineering, Metal Formed Products and Mobility. At the consolidated level, investors also track CG Power, Shanthi Gears, TI Clean Mobility and other subsidiaries or new ventures. Segment definitions can change, so verify the latest annual report and investor presentation.
Its bicycle and mobility portfolio has included well-known brands such as BSA, Hercules, Montra and Track & Trail. Product availability, ownership structure and brand portfolios should be checked on official company websites.
The company earns revenue by manufacturing and selling engineering products, precision tubes, chains, metal-formed components, bicycles, gears, electrical equipment and electric commercial vehicles. Consolidated earnings also depend materially on subsidiaries, acquisitions and newer businesses.
The NSE symbol is TIINDIA and the BSE code is 540762. The live chart on this page uses the Yahoo Finance-compatible symbol TIINDIA.NS.
Yes. Tube Investments of India is a Murugappa Group company. Group ownership, promoter holdings and any pledged shares should be verified from the latest exchange-filed shareholding pattern.
Important drivers include demand from automobiles and industry, precision engineering volumes, CG Power performance, export growth, operating efficiency, electric vehicle scale-up, successful integration of acquisitions and disciplined capital allocation.
Key risks include cyclical automobile and industrial demand, raw-material volatility, execution risk in new businesses, losses or cash burn in electric mobility, acquisition integration, subsidiary dependence, valuation risk, competition and changes in regulation or technology.
Consolidated results include subsidiaries, associates, joint ventures, minority interests and exceptional or fair-value items. Standalone results mainly reflect the parent company, so both sets of statements should be reviewed separately.
The company has paid dividends, but the amount and timing can change. Investors should verify the latest declaration, record date, ex-date and eligibility directly from NSE, BSE and company filings before acting.
No recent bonus or split is presented as confirmed on this page. Corporate actions can change, so always check official exchange announcements and the company investor-relations section.
Useful metrics include revenue growth, operating margin, profit before tax, net profit, return on capital employed, free cash flow, working capital, debt, subsidiary performance, capital expenditure and segment-wise profitability.
Track unit sales, dealer reach, contribution margin, EBITDA and cash-flow break-even, capital required, product reliability and competition across electric three-wheelers, small commercial vehicles, trucks and tractors.
There is no perfect peer because the group spans several businesses. Depending on the segment, investors may compare it with diversified engineering, auto-component, industrial equipment and mobility companies while adjusting for subsidiary value and business mix.
No. This page is educational and does not provide a buy, sell or hold recommendation. Investors should review official filings, valuation, risks and personal financial circumstances before making a decision.
