India, Sept. 25 -- India's copper demand is entering a structurally stronger phase as transmission, renewable energy, industrial electrification and transformer capacity expand. For KSH International, this creates a direct opportunity because specialised winding wires and continuously transposed conductors sit close to the electrical equipment investment cycle.

With a market capitalization of Rs.6,978.84 crore, the shares of KSH International Ltd was trading on Friday at Rs.1,030, down 0.49% from its previous close of Rs.1,035.05. It trades at a P/E of 53.6x earnings.

India's copper cycle is becoming an electrical infrastructure story India's copper demand reached 1.878 million tonnes in FY25, rising 9.3% from 1.718 million tonnes in F...