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Valuation
Financials (FY2024)
Investment Thesis
Delhi-listed company (est. 1987, NIC 74999) with virtually no public data available. CIN L74999DL1987PLC027880 produces zero results across Screener.in, ZaubaCorp, Tofler, BSE databases. Likely dormant, inactive or delisted. Insufficient data for any assessment — avoid.
Pros
Cons
Business Segments
Business activities NEC (NIC 74999) — likely investment/holding or miscellaneous services; Delhi
Revenue Model
The company generates income through returns on equity investments, interest income from lending activities, and fees from financial services. As an investment and finance company, income is largely dependent on market conditions and portfolio performance.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
Potential asset monetization or portfolio restructuring could unlock value
Any regulatory or management-driven turnaround initiatives
Industry Tailwinds
Potential asset monetization or portfolio restructuring could unlock value
Any regulatory or management-driven turnaround initiatives
Recent Developments
Comparable Companies
Related entity in the same family of companies with similar name and financial services focus
Frequently Asked Questions
About Twenty First Century India
Twenty First Century India Limited is a Delhi-based company incorporated in 1987 and listed on BSE. The company operates in the investment and financial services space, with activities that may include portfolio investments, financing, and related business activities. As a listed entity with ISIN INE460D01010, it has a presence on public markets though it operates at a small scale. The company is part of a generation of Delhi-based investment and finance companies that emerged in the late 1980s during India's economic liberalization era. Many such entities transitioned from trading and manufacturing into financial services as the Indian economy evolved. Detailed operational activities and current financial performance are not widely publicly available.
Key Milestones
1987 — Incorporated in Delhi under NIC 74999 (other business activities NEC)
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You enquire
Takes 2 minutes
We source & quote
Typically within 1 business day
You accept the allocation
Quote valid for 3 days
You transfer the funds
Pay within 2 days of accepting
Shares reach your demat
Usually credited within 2–3 business days
Unlisted shares are illiquid and carry higher risk. Pricing is indicative, not live, and these are private off-market transactions with no exchange settlement guarantee. Read the full risk disclosure.
Industry Headwinds
Penny stock pricing indicating potential insolvency or dormancy risk
Limited public information on current operations makes assessment very difficult
Very limited publicly available financial information
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Small-cap listed company with potentially very low trading volumes
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Limited operational transparency
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Share price at ₹1 (penny stock level) suggests significant erosion of shareholder value and possible operational challenges
As an unlisted penny stock, the company has very low trading liquidity, making it difficult for investors to exit positions
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