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Trades about 252% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sambhaav Media Limited, an Ahmedabad, India-based company incorporated in 1990, operates a diverse portfolio of media and related services. Its core activities encompass publishing various print and digital outlets, including the afternoon daily Sambhaav Metro, the Gujarati magazine Abhiyyan, and the online news and entertainment platform VTVGujarati. The company also manages broadcast channels such as the Gujarati news channel VTV News and the in-transit television service Wise TV, alongside a network of thirteen FM radio stations located across Gujarat and Jammu & Kashmir. Beyond traditional media, Sambhaav provides integrated vehicle tracking and passenger information systems for buses. It is also involved in specialized infrastructure projects, specifically the supply, installation, testing, integration, commissioning, and training for electrical smart power fence works in Pathankot. Further expanding its digital footprint, the company maintains web portals like www.sambhaav.com, www.abhiyaanmagazine.com, and www.topfm.in, which offer news, entertainment, gaming, and educational content, in addition to developing various web applications. Sambhaav Media Limited was previously known as Pearl Energy and Infrastructures Limited.
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