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Trades about 14% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
ICRA Limited functions as an independent and professional firm specializing in investment information and credit ratings, operating both in India and internationally. Its activities are segmented into Rating, Research and Other Services; Consulting Services; Knowledge Services; and Market Services. The company offers a diverse portfolio of rating services, such as credit, bank loan, structured finance, issuer, mutual fund, industry research, fund management quality, equity grading, insurance financial strength, and line of credit ratings. It also provides monitoring services for public issue proceeds. ICRA extends its grading capabilities across numerous sectors, including banking, finance, insurance, hydro-electricity, construction, trading, aviation, and manufacturing. Its comprehensive industry research services cover areas like business and profitability outlooks, in-depth industry analysis, competitive landscapes, regulatory impact assessments, company benchmarking, industry credit profiles, and detailed reports on listed entities. Furthermore, the company delivers management consulting solutions, encompassing risk management, financial advisory, outsourcing strategies, and policy guidance. Additionally, it supplies financial information products and services, alongside Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) offerings. Founded in 1991, ICRA Limited was formerly known as Investment Information and Credit Rating Agency of India Limited and is headquartered in Gurugram, India.
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