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Trades about 63% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1982 and based in Mumbai, India, Cinevista Limited is a prominent Indian media and entertainment company dedicated to crafting diverse visual content, including television serials, feature films, and advertising campaigns, for both domestic and international markets. Their extensive television portfolio encompasses a wide array of genres such as action, adventure, children's programming, drama, and soap operas. Beyond film production, they are also active in movie distribution and provide advertising solutions for a variety of clients and advertisers. Notably, Cinevista Limited owns and manages a sprawling five-acre property, functioning as an all-in-one production hub for shooting needs, and additionally offers comprehensive post-production services. The firm, initially known as Cinevistaas Limited, officially rebranded to Cinevista Limited in October 2012.
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