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Trades about 238% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
63 Moons Technologies Ltd. functions as a parent company, primarily delivering computer programming, advisory, and associated services. The firm is headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and currently employs 872 full-time staff members. Its business activities are organized into distinct divisions: the STP Technologies/solutions segment offers comprehensive Straight Through Processing solutions, which include a variety of integrated products, projects, and related services. The Exchange Based segment provides trading platforms catering to a wide array of asset classes, such as commodities, equities, equity derivatives, and forex-based derivatives. Furthermore, its Storage and Allied services segment specializes in warehousing and collateral management. The "Others" segment encompasses a diverse range of operations, including trading, procurement, process management, risk consulting, shared business support, IT infrastructure sharing, non-banking financial company (NBFC) activities, internet telecommunication services, and revenue generated from training, certification, and franchise fees.
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