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Trades about 111% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
MT Educare Limited, an India-based organization, delivers a comprehensive array of educational support and coaching services via its subsidiaries. Their offerings span various academic levels, including school education, specialized coaching for science and commerce subjects, and preparatory courses for management entrance examinations. Prominent brands under their portfolio include Robomate+, Lakshya, CPLC, and the esteemed Mahesh Tutorials, which caters to school, science, and commerce streams. Expanding its reach into higher education, the company also operates Mahesh PU College. Beyond its core educational endeavors, MT Educare is involved in the acquisition and leasing of properties. The company was established in Mumbai, India, in 1988 and functions as a subsidiary of Zee Learn Limited.
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