KRIDHANINFKridhan Infra Limited
Metals · Steel · NSE · as of 2026-10-27 (delayed ~30 min in market hours)
Kridhan Infra Limited manufactures and sells steel products in India and internationally. The company provides bridge expansion joints for asphalt and concrete connections; and rebar mechanical couplers. It also trades in iron, steel, and allied materials. In addition, the company offers bored piling, driven piling, micro piling and soil improvement, and soil investigation services. The company was formerly known as Readymade Steel India Limited and changed its name to Kridhan Infra Limited in June 2014. Kridhan Infra Limited was incorporated in 2006 and is based in Mumbai, India.
Price & Volume
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Key Ratios
“—” means the figure isn't meaningful or isn't published for this company: ROE and Debt/Equity are undefined when shareholder equity is negative (check P/B — negative means negative equity), and DII/MF holding splits aren't provided by our current data source.
Active Pattern Signals
None of the 16 pattern scanners currently detects a setup on KRIDHANINF — signals appear here automatically when one forms (checked on every data refresh). The Trade Plan on the right always provides stop-loss and target levels regardless.
Why avoid
- • Overall evidence is weak (AlgoScore 24/100)
- • Revenue growth: -47.0% YoY
- • Profit growth: -97.0% YoY
- • RSI: 40
- • MACD: bearish
Bull case
- • Promoter holding: 58.0%
- • Valuation vs sector: P/E 20.7 vs sector 18.7
- • Volume trend: 1.7x baseline
- • Beta: 0.97
Bear case
- • Revenue growth: -47.0% YoY
- • Profit growth: -97.0% YoY
- • RSI: 40
- • MACD: bearish
Key risks
- • Elevated volatility / drawdown profile — size positions accordingly
- • Weak fundamentals — technical strength may not sustain
- • Momentum is fading versus the broader market
- • Revenue growth: -47.0% YoY
- • Profit growth: -97.0% YoY
Algorithmic analysis for research only — not SEBI-registered investment advice.
Trade Plan
Stop = 20-day support with a 2.5×ATR risk cap (ATR ₹0.13). Levels recompute on every data refresh. Position sizing and execution are yours — this is analysis, not advice.