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Prince Pipes and Fittings Ltd

BSE • Industrials • Building Products & Equipment • Quote as of 10/27/2026 15:50
Prince Pipes and Fittings Ltd stock price and volume chart

Company Profile

IndustryBuilding Products & Equipment
SectorIndustrials
ExchangeBSE
Market Capitalization27,640 mln
Float41.36 mln
Earnings Date11/03/2026

EPS

9.23
Strong

P / E

27.18
Elevated

Piotroski F-Score

7 / 9
Strong

Beneish M-Score

-3.51
Highly reliable

1-Year Forecast

329.64
Strong upside

Relative Strength

37 / 100
Underperforming

Business Description

Prince Pipes and Fittings Limited is an Indian manufacturer founded in 1987 and based in Mumbai, producing a wide range of pipes, fittings, and related products for residential, agricultural, and industrial use. Its product lineup covers water supply, drainage, underground systems, electrical conduit, water storage, and bathroom fixtures, sold under a variety of branded product lines. The company serves customers across plumbing, construction, farming, and infrastructure sectors throughout India.

Key Fundamentals

EPS9.23
P/E27.18
ROE6.49
RPS231
ROIC5.43
ROA4.46
Interest Cover11.19
EBITDA, mln2,857
EV / EBITDA9.41
EV / EBIT17.87
Revenue, mln26,273
EV / Revenue1.02

Quote Details

Last 250.90
Change -2.5 (-0.99%)
Open 251.50
Volume 11,157
Turnover 2,799,291
Average Volume 11,604

Financial Ratios

Pre-Tax Profit Margin5
Current Ratio1.96
Price / Book1.72
Price / Tangible Book1.73
Price / Cash Flow13.79
Price / Free Cash Flow9.31
Debt / Equity0.09
Price / Sales1.07

Financial Strength

Altman Z-Score4.41
Piotroski F-Score 7 / 9
Beneish M-Score-3.51
Price to Intrinsic Value2.31
Price to Graham Number1.72
1-Year Target Price329.64
Shiller PE Ratio16.44

Price Performance & Relative Strength

Period Price Performance Relative Strength
1 Week -8.91% 17 / 100   
1 Month -3.46% 67 / 100   
2 Months -6.1% 55 / 100   
6 Months -2.88% 58 / 100   
1 Year -23.05% 42 / 100   



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