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SPRAY_ENGINEERING_DEVICE · Industrials
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Spray Engineering Devices (SED) provides process and energy-efficiency solutions, particularly for the sugar and agro-industries. The company designs and supplies equipment such as falling-film evaporators, juice heaters, condensers, crystallization systems and water-saving technologies. SED focuses on reducing steam and power consumption, improving condensate recovery and minimizing losses in production. It offers engineering, manufacturing, project execution and lifecycle services, supporting clients in modernizing plants and meeting sustainability targets.
Spray Engineering Devices is an unlisted company operating in the Industrials sector (Process Engineering). Spray Engineering Devices (SED) provides process and energy-efficiency solutions, particularly for the sugar and agro-industries. The company designs and supplies equipment such as falling-film evaporators, juice heaters, condensers, crystallization systems and water-saving technologies. SED focuses…
The current unlisted market price is ₹146.52 per share with a market capitalisation of approximately ₹371 crore. The company is currently unlisted and investors should factor in illiquidity risk and longer holding horizons. Investors are advised to review the full financial data and consult an advisor before investing.
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