Finance sector

Industry analysis

Holding Company

Read from what its listed companies are showing. Valuations are compared within this industry.

Mixed

15 listed companies · ₹ 3,16,793 Cr. total market value
  • ▲93% of companies grew sales by more than 8% from a year earlier; the typical company's profit rose 29%. 7% made a loss.
  • ●No credit rating changes in the last 90 days.
  • –10 good and no bad company announcements (read since 6 Oct 2026; not counted until there is a month of them).
  • ▼The typical share is down 8.7% in 3 months; 27% of shares trade above their 200-day average (their usual level).
  • –Typical P/E 9.6, 10% above these companies' usual level (pricier than normal).

▲ / ▼ / ● are the signals the verdict counts: results, credit ratings, announcements and share prices. Lines marked – are shown but not counted.

In charts

Share prices over the last year

The typical Holding Company share against the typical share on the market, both starting at 100. Now 82 vs 83.

Is growth speeding up or slowing down?

The typical company's sales and profit growth against the same quarter a year earlier.

Price against growth

Each dot is a company: further left is cheaper (lower P/E), higher up grew profit faster. Red dots passed the cheaper-than-peers screen. Companies beyond the chart's edges sit on the edge.

Cheaper than peers

Not a buy list. These shares trade at a P/E at least 30% below their industry's typical level and below their own usual level, and they also pass basic checks: profitable, sales and profit growing, low debt, no red flags, market value of ₹250 Cr or more. Cheap shares are often cheap for a reason; this is where to start reading, not where to stop.

No company here passes every test right now.

Cheaper than peers across the whole market

Leaders and laggards

Good news

  1. Bajaj FinservStrong results

Warning signs

No red flags in 90 days.

Worst shares, 3 months

  1. Nisus Finance Services Co−18.2%
  2. Rane Holdings−16.1%
  3. Kama Holdings−15.3%
  4. Max India−14.6%
  5. Bajaj Finserv−14.1%

Companies

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Holding Company companies
Signs (90 days)
Bajaj Finserv
BAJAJFINSV
Holding Company₹ 2,65,301.36 Cr.+19.1%+18.2%25.8−14.1%
Strong results
Choice International
CHOICEIN
Holding Company₹ 15,215.64 Cr.+31.9%+27.1%71.7−8.7%
Edelweiss Financial Services
EDELWEISS
Holding Company₹ 11,259.1 Cr.+3.7%+30.1%19+8.9%
JM Financial
JMFINANCIL
Holding Company₹ 10,170.2 Cr.+8.1%−19.6%10.3−8.3%
Kama Holdings
KAMAHOLD
Holding Company₹ 6,803.35 Cr.+31.5%+74.8%6−15.3%
Rane Holdings
RANEHOLDIN
Holding Company₹ 2,035.68 Cr.+18.3%−15.8%26.4−16.1%
BF Investment
BFINVEST
Holding Company₹ 1,462.63 Cr.+22.2%+284.2%3.8−11.8%
Balmer Lawrie Investments
BLIL
Holding Company₹ 1,388.07 Cr.+10%+5.8%7.7−11%
Abans Financial Services
AFSL
Holding Company₹ 1,025.95 Cr.+96%+100%80%
Max India
MAXIND
Holding Company₹ 843.89 Cr.+62.2%Loss1.1−14.6%
GFL
GFLLIMITED
Holding Company₹ 594.22 Cr.+12%—9.6+12%
Nisus Finance Services Co
544296
Holding Company₹ 370.11 Cr.+1,221.4%+50%5−18.2%
Tamboli Industries
TAMBOLIIN
Holding Company₹ 311.44 Cr.+10.3%+64.6%27.4+47%
BIL Vyapar
BILVYAPAR
Holding Company₹ 11.79 Cr.——0.5−4.7%
Bajaj Holdings & Investment Ltd
BAJAJHLDNG
Holding Company—+21.2%−22.7%13.2−4.5%

Figures are medians and shares of companies, so one giant company cannot outweigh the rest. Results compare each company's latest quarter with the same quarter a year earlier; ratings and announcements cover the last 90 days (announcements are read by AI and can be wrong). This page adds up published data; it is not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.