M & B Engineering

M & B Engineering Financial Debt Ratio

The Financial Debt Ratio of M & B Engineering (MBEL.NS) as of Nov 13, 2026 is 7.20 %. In the previous year, Financial Debt Ratio was 22.47 % — a change of -67.97% (lower).

Financial Debt Ratio

7.20 %

YoY

-67.97%

Last updated:

Financial Debt Ratio of M & B Engineering is 2026 7.20 % . Financial Debt Ratio of M & B Engineering was 2025 22.47 % . It decreases by -67.97% lower compared to the previous year.

The M & B Engineering Financial Debt Ratio history

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Financial Debt Ratio
Date
Financial Debt Ratio
Jan 1, 2022
18.50 INR
Jan 1, 2023
26.86 INR
Jan 1, 2024
32.46 INR
Jan 1, 2025
22.47 INR
Jan 1, 2026
7.20 INR
The M & B Engineering Financial Debt Ratio history
YEARFinancial Debt RatioYoY
7.20 %-67.97%
22.47 %-30.78%
32.46 %+20.82%
26.86 %+45.24%
18.50 %—

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M & B Engineering Stock analysis

What does M & B Engineering do? M & B Engineering Ltd generates revenue through the sale of pre-engineered metal buildings (PEB), structural steel components, and self-supported steel roofing systems. The company's Phenix subsidiary provides PEB, structural steel components, and stainless-steel bridge girders, while Proflex offers self-supported steel roofing, cantilever roofing solutions for parking, steel buildings, cladding, and solar panel integration. Its turnkey solutions encompass design, engineering, manufacturing, and erection services for industrial and infrastructure projects. Customers include industrial and infrastructure sector clients requiring comprehensive construction and engineering services. The company's product portfolio targets industrial and infrastructure segments, with Phenix focusing on structural solutions and Proflex specializing in roofing and building systems. Both subsidiaries operate under M & B Engineering's integrated model, delivering end-to-end services without external partnerships. Revenue streams are derived from direct sales of engineered products and project-based contracts across these sectors. M & B Engineering's business model relies on its two subsidiaries to cover distinct yet complementary product lines. Phenix handles heavy structural elements like bridge girders, while Proflex focuses on roofing and building components. The firm serves clients seeking turnkey construction solutions, emphasizing design and engineering expertise to meet sector-specific demands. M & B Engineering is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about M & B Engineering stock

Financial Debt Ratio of M & B Engineering is 7.20 % in 2026.

Financial Debt Ratio of M & B Engineering changed from 22.47 % to 7.20 %, representing a -67.97% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of Financial Debt Ratio M & B Engineering since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

The financial debt ratio measures interest-bearing financial debt as a percentage of total assets. It isolates funded debt from trade and other non-financial obligations.

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