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Trades about 59% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Abans Financial Services Limited operates as an Indian non-banking finance company with a presence both domestically and internationally. Its operations are divided into three core segments: Fee Based Investment Services, Principal Investment & Treasury, and Lending & Credit Solutions. The company delivers comprehensive wealth and asset management, which includes financial asset distribution, brokerage services, various lending and credit provisions, investment strategies, and portfolio management, alongside treasury functions. It actively trades in commodities, securities, and derivative contracts. Additionally, Abans Financial Services extends financing to private traders and small to medium-sized businesses involved in the commodities trading sector. The firm also offers institutional trading, wealth management, and private client brokerage services across equity, commodities, and foreign exchange markets. It allocates capital to both physical and exchange-traded commodities and other financial instruments, while also providing warehousing solutions for commodity market participants. Its diverse trading activities cover derivatives, agricultural products, and various precious and base metals. The company further offers both secured and unsecured loan facilities. Incorporated in 2009 and based in Mumbai, India, the company was formerly known as Abans Holdings Limited until its name change in January 2025.
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