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Put listed Indian companies next to each other and read the same numbers in the same row: price change over one month to five years on one chart, valuation (P/E, P/B, EV/EBITDA, dividend yield), profitability (ROE, ROCE, margins), growth in sales and profit, debt, and shareholding.
It suggests close peers from the same industry, so a bank is compared with banks and a software company with software companies.
Several at once; signed-in users can compare more than signed-out visitors. The page shows the limit and suggests peers to fill the remaining slots.
Prices are NSE closes, and ratios are computed from each company's filed results and balance sheet. Every figure uses the same definition for every company in the comparison.
No. It lays the same numbers side by side for your own research. Jivani Markets does not rank stocks or make buy or sell recommendations.