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Trades about 40% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Share India Securities Limited is a financial services firm specializing in securities trading. The company offers a broad spectrum of brokerage and custodial services, encompassing equities, derivatives, commodities, currencies, mutual funds, and initial public offerings. Additionally, it provides a variety of lending solutions, including loans against securities, properties, and commodities, alongside vehicle, business, and personal loans, covering short, medium, and long-term financial needs. SISL also facilitates life and general insurance for both individual and corporate clients. Its investment banking arm handles qualified institutional placements, large-volume block and bulk trades, and off-market transactions. The firm is also involved in sourcing private equity, offering valuation advice, and managing corporate actions like open offers, buybacks, and delisting processes. Furthermore, it assists in raising equity for infrastructure projects from private equity investors and manages public issues and rights offerings. The company extends its services to include merger and acquisition advisory, in-depth research for depository participants, mutual fund distribution, and portfolio management. Serving clients through roughly 729 branches spread across 16 Indian states, Share India Securities Limited, founded in 1993 and headquartered in Noida, India, adopted its current name in 2010, having previously operated as FMS Securities Limited.
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