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Trades about 238% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Balaji Telefilms Limited operates as an entertainment powerhouse, serving audiences across India and internationally. The company strategically organizes its activities into three key segments: Commissioned Programmes, Film Production, and Digital Media. It is a prominent producer and distributor of television content and feature films, primarily in Hindi, under the well-recognized Balaji Telefilms banner. Additionally, the company is involved in creating reality shows and managing live events. Its digital footprint includes ALT Balaji, a brand offering both B2C and B2B digital content, which also functions as a subscription video streaming service. Balaji Telefilms also focuses on developing intellectual property rights and operates Hoonur, a specialized platform connecting media professionals with entertainment consumers. Founded in 1994, the company maintains its headquarters in Mumbai, India.
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