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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PSP Projects Limited, an Ahmedabad, India-based construction firm founded in 2008, offers comprehensive building services across diverse sectors throughout India. Its extensive portfolio encompasses industrial complexes, including pharmaceutical and food processing plants, engineering facilities, and various manufacturing sites. Beyond this, the company develops institutional and commercial structures, such as hospitals, educational institutions, retail centers, hospitality venues, and corporate headquarters. Moreover, PSP Projects engages in governmental contracts, spanning public infrastructure and residential schemes, alongside creating large-scale group housing developments, townships, and custom private residences for discerning clients.
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