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Trades about 83% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nahar Capital and Financial Services Limited operates as a non-deposit taking non-banking financial company. Its activities are primarily segmented into Investment/Financial services and Real Estate. Within the financial segment, the company strategically invests in a diverse array of financial instruments, including equities, bonds, debentures, commodities, and term deposits. These holdings encompass securities issued by corporations, banking institutions, mutual funds, and various governmental and local authorities. The company also provides credit, collateralized by liquid assets such as shares, government bonds, gold, and properties. In its real estate division, the company engages in the acquisition and divestment of residential and commercial land for trading purposes. This segment also undertakes general real estate transactions, land development, and the construction of both commercial and residential properties. Furthermore, it is involved in leasing, renting, and acquiring various real estate assets, including individual flats and entire buildings. Established in 2006, Nahar Capital and Financial Services Limited is headquartered in Ludhiana, India.
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