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Trades about 5% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kapston Services Limited, established in 2009, operates as an integrated facilities management specialist throughout India, with its headquarters located in Hyderabad. The company assumed its current name in February 2022, having previously been known as Kapston Facilities Management Limited. It offers a comprehensive portfolio of services including protective security provisions, professional cleaning (housekeeping), engineering support, administrative office assistance, exterior facade maintenance, pest eradication, pantry management, landscaping and horticultural services, specialized canine brigades, and advanced electronic security solutions. Kapston serves a diverse clientele that encompasses technology and IT-enabled enterprises, multinational corporations, various corporate entities, industrial businesses, financial institutions (banks and other financial service providers), educational establishments, hotels, healthcare facilities, retail venues (shopping malls and general retail areas), manufacturing plants, significant infrastructure and construction projects, and residential complexes.
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