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Trades about 79% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Cyber Media (India) Limited, along with its associated entities, operates as a prominent force in both print and digital media, reaching audiences across India and internationally. The company boasts a significant portfolio of media assets, including Dataquest, PCQuest, Voice&Data, DQ Channels, DQ Week, and Global Services. Beyond its publishing endeavors, it delivers comprehensive market intelligence, strategic consulting, and advisory services. These offerings are designed for a broad spectrum of industries, such as information technology, telecommunications, semiconductors and electronics, government, infrastructure, energy and utilities, and healthcare and life sciences, addressing the needs of enterprises, small and medium-sized businesses, and individual consumers. Cyber Media further specializes in content syndication, develops bespoke marketing programs and publications for corporate clients, and provides content management, editorial, and production support for other publishers. Additionally, it manages ciol.com, a dedicated online portal for technology business. The company actively hosts numerous events focused on areas like IT, telecommunications, biotechnology, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Established in 1982, Cyber Media (India) Limited is based in Gurugram, India.
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