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Crisil: Opportunity for value-buy

The country's leading credit rating agency, more than 55 per cent of which is owned by international major Standard & Poor's, is bobbing up and down on the stock exchange, providing an opportunity for value investors to get in at every low. The Rs 10-face value Crisil stock gained three per cent to close at Rs 1,662.85 on the NSE. This, it is pointed out, is a far cry from its recent high of over Rs 2,000. Trading in the counter, however, is normally characterised by extremely small volumes. A case in point is Wednesday's trade, marked by fewer than 800 shares.

Nilanjan Dey

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