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Trades about 159% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1970 and based in New Delhi, India, S Chand and Company Limited is an education content firm focused on creating and distributing diverse learning materials, innovative solutions, and services. The company caters to various educational stages in India, encompassing early childhood (ages 0-4), primary and secondary schooling (K-12, for ages 4-18), and higher education, which includes specialized test preparation resources as well as content for university, technical, and professional courses. Beyond traditional instructional resources, S Chand also offers digital and interactive learning experiences. Its extensive portfolio is delivered under numerous well-known brands such as S Chand, Vikas, Madhubun, Saraswati, Chhaya Prakashani, mylestone, Test Coach, BPI, Smartivity, SamrtK, Destination Success, Mystudygear, Ignitor, and Learnflix. Additionally, the company operates Flipclass, a platform connecting students with tutors. S Chand extends its market reach globally, exporting printed content to approximately 15 countries and digital content to nations across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and other international territories.
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