Company DescriptionGoodluck India Limited manufactures and exports a range of galvanized sheets and coils, towers, hollow sections, cold rolled coils, flanges, and pipes and tubes worldwide. The company provides galvanized pipes, including welded tubes and pipes, hot dip galvanized pipes, black pipes, grooved pipes, pre galvanized pipes, and casing and screen pipes; square and rectangular pipes, such as square, rectangular, and round hollow sections; and cold rolled coils and sheets, galvanized coils, galvanized sheets, cold rolled close annealed, and pickling and oiling of HR coils. It also offers cold drawn welded (CDW) tubes comprising CDW/DOM, seamless, precision, bicycle frame, engineering, boiler, heat exchanger, propeller shaft, transformer, fuel and air, furniture, structural, and telescopic front fork tubes, as well as bobbin tubes for textile machines, automotive shock absorbers, and steel tubes for automobiles. In addition, the company provides forgings; and substation structures, support structures for boiler and other equipment, infrastructure project structures, ducting support structures, solar module mounting structures, and fabricated equipment, as well as transmission and telecom towers. It serves clients from public sector, private sector OEMs, and central and state government departments. The company was formerly known as Good Luck Steel Tubes Limited and changed its name to Goodluck India Limited in June 2016. Goodluck India Limited was incorporated in 1986 and is based in Ghaziabad, India.
How the Company Makes MoneyGoodluck India makes money primarily by manufacturing and selling steel products across multiple product categories and end-markets. Its core revenue stream comes from the sale of steel tubes and pipes (used in construction, engineering applications, and industrial uses) and from engineered/structural steel products (such as specialized sections and other processed structural items) supplied to fabricators, EPC/project customers, OEMs, and distributors/stockists. Revenue is recognized through (1) volume-based product sales under purchase orders and longer-term customer relationships, and (2) project/order-based deliveries where product specifications, processing, and logistics are tailored to customer requirements. Earnings are driven by a combination of shipped tonnage, product mix (higher value-added/processed products typically carrying different margins than commodity items), conversion value added through manufacturing and processing, and effective procurement of steel inputs. Additional contributors can include exports where realized pricing is influenced by global demand, currency movements, and trade/market access. Specific, named partnerships and their quantitative contribution to earnings are null.