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Trades about 8% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Mumbai, India, in 1986, Hybrid Financial Services Limited, along with its various subsidiaries, offers a wide range of advisory and financial services, predominantly within the Indian market. The company specializes in providing extensive management consultancy, encompassing debt recovery guidance and expert advice on financial, secretarial, commercial, legal, direct and indirect taxation, various levies, statistical analysis, and accounting matters. Additionally, Hybrid Financial Services Limited participates in share and stock brokerage, investment activities, acts as a depository participant, and engages in the promotion of diverse financial instruments. The organization transitioned to its current name in 2008, having previously operated as Mafatlal Finance Company Limited.
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