Digital Fibre Infrastructure Trust Share Price

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Digital Fibre Infrastructure Trust Her bouquet of experience consists of various capacities, locations and disciplines spanning across corporate governance, risk management, financial structuring, end to end delivery of capital market transactions, mergers and acquisition advisory, non-banking financial activities, active engagement for regulatory approvals, syndication, compliance, stock broking, fund management, sales and distribution of financial products.

Fundamentals

Market Cap

₹415Cr

EPS

-₹1.91

Book Value/Share

₹352.57

Industry P/E (TTM)

42.80

Dividend Yield (TTM)

485.40%

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