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Trades about 62% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Steel City Securities Limited engages in stock broking business in southern India. It operates in two segments, Stock Broking & DP Operations, and E-Governance Operations. The company provides a trading platform of capital market, futures and options, commodities, and currency derivatives; margin trading facility for stocks or derivatives traded on NSE and BSE; insurance services, such as life, non-life, and health insurance; and investment advisory in the form of distribution of mutual funds, bonds, IPOs` corporate fixed deposits, currency trading, commodity broking, insurance distribution, credit cards, and NBFC services. It also offers pension schemes for the retirement benefits of employees and business people; online payment system for online and offline trading clients; and a mobile trading application. In addition, the company provides e-governance products, such as TAN, PAN, e-TDS and e-TCS returns/statements, E- sign, GST returns, annual information return, and form 24G, as well as change requests of PAN and TAN. Steel City Securities Limited was incorporated in 1995 and is based in Visakhapatnam, India.
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