Rajeev
Jhawar Usha Martin, and Indian Industrialist and son of Brij Kishore Jhawar is the Managing
Director of Usha Martin Limited. He is an aluminous of Ranchi University and
London Business School. He started his journey as the vice president (commercial)
and became the Managing Director of the company in 1998. In the three decades
that he has been at the helm of the group, he has accelerated growth, built a
meritocracy and enhanced stakeholder value. His leadership qualities, sharp
business acumen, in depth understanding of business administration and
strategic decision making has taken the group do an altogether higher growth trajectory.
Rajeev Jhawar Usha Martin |
UML’s wire rope business manufactures
wire, strands, LRPC and wire ropes, which cater to various industries,
including steel, infrastructure, construction and auto. Rajeev Jhawar expects
that the domestic market will see a spurt in demand once the contagion is
contained and business returns to normalcy, as overall economic activity in
India is likely to register a sharp growth in the wake of strong global
backlash against goods manufactured in China.
According to Rajeev
Jhawar, “The various measures announced by the Central government to
boost the economy are likely to start yielding results post-monsoon”. He
expects that additional infusion of government funds in the infrastructure
sector is also likely to push up demand for LRPC strands in the domestic market
segment. Conveyor cords market segment in the domestic market is likely to
remain strong in the current fiscal, Rajeev Jhawar hopes. Usha Martin Limited
expects the Indian economy to rebound on the back of pent-up demand across
sectors. Rajeev Jhawar, Managing Director of Usha Martin Limited anticipates
that Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) monetary stimulus and the Government of
India’s fiscal measures will bring the economy back to a sustainable positive terrain.
He believes that the substantial budgetary outlay on infrastructure by
Government of India will augur well for their business.
Usha Martin Limited has a
manufacturing capacity of around 2,30,000 tonnes per annum across its two
facilities in India — at Ranchi, Jharkhand and Hoshiarpur, Punjab and three
overseas units in the UK, Thailand and Dubai. The company recorded a
consolidated revenue of Rs. 2,097.28 crore, compared to Rs. 2,153.82 crore in
FY19-20. UML’s consolidated EBITDA stood at Rs. 312.56 crore in FY20-21
compared to Rs. 284.96 crore in the previous year. Despite the shrinkage in
revenue, there was a marked improvement in the EBITDA margin from 13.23% to
14.90%. During the year, Usha Martin Limited had adequate working capital and
liquidity, which ensured that their operations went on smoothly.
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