KSH International Limited

KSH International Limited manufactures magnet winding wires, the insulated copper and aluminium conductors used to build electromagnetic coils. Incorporated in 1979, the company describes itself as the third largest maker and the largest exporter of magnet winding wires in India. Its product range covers enamelled wires, paper insulated wires, continuously transposed conductors and bunched insulated copper wires, giving it a broad catalogue that supports cross selling to many kinds of customers. The company's wires go into critical applications across power, renewable energy, railways, automotive, industrial equipment and home appliances, and it counts large names such as Toshiba, GE and BHEL among its customers. It operates several manufacturing plants in Maharashtra, at locations including Taloja and Chakan, with a fourth facility being developed at Supa, and reports a combined installed capacity of roughly 29,045 MT per year. KSH International sells both in India and abroad, and in FY25 it was the largest exporter of magnet winding wires from the country. Its revenue has grown steadily over recent years, though its earnings carry the imprint of volatile copper and aluminium prices, which are its main raw materials.

KSH International raised about Rs 213 crore from 13 anchor investors ahead of the issue, allotting 55,46,874 shares at Rs 384 each on 15 December 2025. The anchor book was taken up mainly by domestic mutual funds, including schemes of Kotak Mahindra, HDFC, LIC, ITI and Bank of Baroda, along with insurers such as Kotak Mahindra Life and Edelweiss Life and global investors including HSBC Global Investment Funds.