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Trades about 329% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1934 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, Khandwala Securities Limited (KSL) delivers a broad spectrum of financial services. The company's core offerings encompass investment banking, stock brokerage, investment advisory, portfolio management, and depository participant functions. Its investment banking arm provides expertise in capital raising, including guidance on mergers and acquisitions, domestic Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCBs), private equity placements, and corporate finance. KSL also manages follow-on and rights offerings, American and Global Depository Receipt (ADR/GDR) placements, Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) transactions, convertible offerings, and restructuring services. Furthermore, the firm supports institutional equities with sales, execution, and research, while also engaging in broking and distribution activities for non-institutional clients, covering sales, trading, research, and general distribution. Investment advisory services include wealth management for both private and corporate entities, offering strategic planning, asset deployment guidance, allocation strategies, and product distribution. KSL also oversees the management of equity and debt issuances. Its extensive clientele spans public and private sector corporations, multinational firms, financial institutions, institutional and high-net-worth investors, retail clients, and various market intermediaries.
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