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Trades about 46% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
JMD Ventures Limited operates as a holding entity with a broad involvement in various sectors. The company is actively engaged in entertainment, digital technology, e-commerce, education, distribution, retail, investment, infrastructure development, media, trading, and a range of service-oriented businesses. Its operations are structured into four distinct units: JMD Telefilms, JMD Sounds, JMD Music, and JMD Digital. JMD Telefilms focuses on producing video content specifically for broadcast channels. JMD Sounds specializes in the creation and production of audio albums. The JMD Music division is responsible for importing and distributing musical instruments, along with their accessories and associated sound equipment. Lastly, the JMD Digital arm provides services such as website development, generates diverse digital content, and manages its distribution across numerous platforms. The company was established on January 12, 2000, and its primary office is located in Mumbai, India.
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