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Trades about 114% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Max India Limited focuses on delivering a range of services tailored for senior living communities. The company is actively involved in the complete lifecycle of these residential developments, from their initial creation and construction to their ownership, operation, and overall establishment. Beyond infrastructure, its extensive offerings encompass crucial support services such as daily living assistance, specialized memory care, and in-home care options. Furthermore, the company provides management and consultancy, shared services, and products related to medicare. Its activities also extend to learning and development programs and the leasing of real estate assets. Founded in 2019 and based in Noida, India, the company was formerly recognized as Advaita Allied Health Services Limited.
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