National Standard (India) Ltd Share Price

Summary

National Standard (India) Limited (Formerly known National-Standard Duncan Limited) was incorporated on August 20, 1962. The Company attained a new change in name to National Standard (India) Limited from National-Standard Duncan Limited in September, 2003. At present, Company is engaged in Real Estate Development. Prior to this, the Company manufactured bead-wire for tyres and other types of specialised wires. It was formed and collaborated between National Standard Company, US, and Indian Agency House of Duncan Brothers & Co., Calcutta. The Wire Division is constructing a wire plant at Baddi, Himachal Pradesh. The machinery division is establishing a full-fledged computer-aided-design facility at Thane and it is exploring the possibility of enhancing its capacity to produce engraved steel tyre moulds for off-the-road tyres, and segmental moulds for radial tyres. The company is a major exporter of tyre bead-wire and tyre moulds. It has specially developed hi-tensile tyre bead-wire with high tin content in the bronze plate, for the overseas markets. In view of entailing the losses during year 1999-00, the Company became a Sick Industrial Company with the meaning of SICA and a reference was made to the BIFR.In 2010, the Company launched a Residential Project, Lodha Excellencia at Thane, Mumbai on 1st May, 2010. Consequent to completion of open offer formalities, the Company became a direct subsidiary of Anantnath Constructions and Farms Private Limited (ACFPL) and step down su
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