Global Education Limited has made a strategic move by acquiring Rishiraj Infravision, a new player in the commercial real estate sector. Additionally, GEL proposes to subdivide its equity shares from Rs 5 to Rs 2, aiming to boost business growth and diver
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The acquisition of Rishiraj Infravision by Global Education Limited (GEL) is significant as it elevates Rishiraj Infravision to the status of an associate company, allowing GEL to expand its business operations and capitalize on opportunities within the real estate market.
The stock split from Rs 5 to Rs 2 will result in the creation of two new equity shares for every existing one, increasing the number of shares in the market and potentially making the stock more accessible to a broader range of investors.
Global Education Ltd has a market cap of Rs 366 crore and maintains a healthy dividend payout of 28%. The company has delivered good profit growth of 35.5% CAGR over the last 5 years.
Global Education Ltd offers a wide range of services including business management consulting, skill development programs, and admission assistance. They also provide infrastructural support, online examinations, marketing, and branding services, along with a variety of products like computer hardware and printed materials.
In Q2FY25, Global Education Ltd reported a total income increase of 68.6% to Rs 25.66 crore and a net profit increase of 50.9% to Rs 10.65 crore compared to Q1FY25.
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