Smiths & Founders

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Q: How strong is Smiths & Founders balance sheet?

Balance sheet of Smiths & Founders is strong.It shouldn't have solvency or liquidity issues.

Q: Is the debt of Smiths & Founders increasing or decreasing?

The net debt of Smiths & Founders is decreasing.Latest net debt of Smiths & Founders is -₹1.14 Crs as of Sep-25.This is less than Mar-25 when it was ₹0.36 Crs.

Q: Is Smiths & Founders stock expensive?

Smiths & Founders is not expensive.Latest PE of Smiths & Founders is 36.47, while 3 year average PE is 75.1. Also latest EV/EBITDA of Smiths & Founders is 24.68 while 3yr average is 45.1.

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₹40 Cr.

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Shimoga Technologies Ltd specializes in the manufacturing of small, precision steel forgings for automotive, hydraulic, engineering, agricultural implements, and mining tools sectors. Their product range includes items like rocker arms, connecting rods, valve bodies, gear blanks, and mining picks. Less

Shimoga Technologies Ltd specializes in the manufacturing of small, precision steel forgings for au… More

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3.80

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High

7.48

35.83

Sector PE

20.48

P/B

1.96

Div.Yield

ROE

5.27%

EBIDTA

24.06

ROCE

7.26

EPS

0.02

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Mar 20, 2026

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March 20 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening higher on Friday, with futures FFIc1 up 0.46%.

* UNILEVER: Unilever ULVR.L said it was in talks with McCormick & Company MKC.N about selling its foods business.

* CAB PAYMENTS: British cross-border payments processor CAB Payments CABP.L said on Friday that it has rejected the recent all-cash offer from financial services firm StoneX SNEX.O, saying the proposal undervalues the company and its future prospects.

* J D WETHERSPOON: J D Wetherspoon JDW.L warned that profits may fall below market estimates , weighed down by higher energy and tax costs.

* SMITHS GROUP: Smiths Group SMIN.L fell short of half-year organic revenue growth estimates, weighed by a weak performance in its Flex‑Tek division.

* ANGLO AMERICAN: South32 S32.AX has paused operations at its Gemco mine, co-owned by Anglo American AAL.L as Cyclone Narelle lashes Australia's northeast, a spokesperson said.

* STANDARD CHARTERED: Singapore's High Court ruled against a bid by Standard Chartered STAN.L and BSI Bank to be heard in applications seeking to wind up some foreign entities as part of efforts to recover assets linked to 1MDB scandal.

* BP: Workers at BP's BP.L Whiting, Indiana, refinery began picketing after the British oil major barred more than 800 union members from entering the facility.

* Bridgepoint: Bridgepoint is drawing up proposals for an offer worth more than 1 billion pounds ($1.34 billion) for Spire Healthcare SPI.L, Sky News reported.

* RIO TINTO: Rio Tinto RIO.AX, RIO.L, temporarily shut its Amrun and Andoom bauxite mines in Northern Queensland due to a tropical cyclone.

* PUBLIC FINANCES: Britain's public finances showed renewed signs of strain as data showed government borrowing overshot expectations in February.

* COMMODITIES: Oil prices fell, while gold prices edged up. Meanwhile, copper is set to post its steepest weekly loss in months.

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