Timken India Limited (TIMKEN.NS)
ValueMarkers Composite Index
30% above intrinsic value ($31)
Timken India Limited (TIMKEN.NS) — VMCI valuation read
The headline on Timken India Limited (TIMKEN.NS) is a 55/100 VMCI score, set against a Industrials sector median of 50. That 5-point above-median read reflects the five-pillar weighting and, for a mid-cap name, suggests a relative-value tailwind is in the data.
TIMKEN.NS insider activity report: 0 buys, 0 sells filed via Form 4 over the past 30 days. The next datable items are the 10-Q schedule and any 8-K-triggering events; both feed the VMCI Integrity pillar more than the price tape.
**Investor frame.** TIMKEN.NS trades at 17.0x earnings, 6% below the Industrials median of 18.0x sets the value side. ROIC of 15.0% sits 5.0pp above the Industrials median (10.0%) sets the quality side. Net debt to EBITDA of 0.3x leaves covenant headroom sets the risk side, the three lines a value buyer reads first on TIMKEN.NS.
TIMKEN.NS fell 2.2% over the trailing 7 days, with a -22.4% read on a 30-day basis.
Timken India Limited manufactures and distributes tapered roller bearings, other roller bearings, components, and accessories for the automotive sector and railway industry in India, the United States, and internationally. The company offers cylindrical roller, plain, spherical roller, tapered roller, thrust, precision, slewing, and ball bearing, as well as seals, maintenance tools, housed units, and wheel hub under the Timken brand; and integrated bearing assemblies, driveline center support bearings for commercial and light vehicles, and lubrication and lubrication systems. It also provides mechanical power transmission products, such as encoders, gear boxes/transmissions, couplings and joints, belts, augers, linear motion products, brakes and clutches, commercial vehicles wheels and accessories and tools, and chains. In addition, the company offers maintenance contract and refurbishment services; and uptower and motor repair services. The company was formerly known as Tata Timken Limited and changed its name to Timken India Limited in July 1999. The company was incorporated in 1987 and is based in Bengaluru, India. Timken India Limited is a subsidiary of Timken Singapore PTE Limited.
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