Company DescriptionMahindra EPC Irrigation Limited manufactures and sells micro irrigation systems in India. The company's drip irrigation products include online drip irrigation products, such as drippers and plain lateral products; inline drip irrigation products comprising non PC cylindrical, PC cylindrical, flat, PC flat, and thin wall flat inline products; and drip irrigation components consisting of hydrocylone, sand, screen, and disc filters, as well as header assemblies. Its sprinkler irrigation products comprise sprinkler heads, quick pipe coupling pipes, and rain guns; and bore well, monoblock, and open well submersible pumps. The company also offers HDPE pipes and pipe coils; and landscape and turf irrigation products comprising valves, nozzles, rotors, and spray bodies. In addition, it provides agronomy support, and crop and farm advisory services. Further, it offers specialized pipes for water conveyance and gas distribution. The company also exports its products. The company was formerly known as EPC Industrie Limited and changed its name to Mahindra EPC Irrigation Limited in February 2019. Mahindra EPC Irrigation Limited was incorporated in 1981 and is based in Nashik, India. Mahindra EPC Irrigation Limited is a subsidiary of Mahindra and Mahindra Limited.
How the Company Makes MoneyMAHEPC makes money primarily by selling micro-irrigation products and executing irrigation system deployments for farmers and agricultural projects. Its key revenue streams typically include (1) product sales of drip irrigation systems (laterals, driplines, emitters, filters, valves, fittings, and related accessories) and sprinkler irrigation systems (sprinklers, pipes, and associated hardware), and (2) project-based revenue from design, supply, installation, and commissioning of micro-irrigation systems for farms and institutional/area-based projects. Depending on the project, revenue may also include service-related income tied to planning, field layout, installation labor, and after-sales support. Material factors that commonly influence earnings in this business include agricultural demand (cropping patterns, farm incomes), monsoon variability and water availability, pricing and availability of polymers and other raw materials used in irrigation components, distribution reach through dealers/channel partners, and the pace of adoption of micro-irrigation. Specific details on MAHEPC’s exact revenue mix, named partnerships, or the proportion of earnings from government subsidy-linked programs are null.