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KSH International Limited, India's third-largest electrical conductor manufacturer, specializes in magnet winding wires made from insulated copper and aluminum. The company is the largest exporter of winding wires in India, with approximately one-third of its revenue coming from international markets.

KSH aims to use funds from its IPO for capacity expansion and modernization. Key strengths include a 6.35% EBITDA margin, strong export presence, and strategic objectives to reduce debt and invest in solar power.

However, risks include a high working capital cycle of about 80 days, client concentration in the power sector, and raw material price volatility. The IPO price band is set at ₹384, with a reasonable P/E ratio of around 28.7x compared to competitors. Overall, KSH's profitability and growth potential are viewed favorably, but managing working capital and client risks is crucial.