What does the Peer Comparison in FYERS mean for investors?

What does the Peer Comparison in FYERS mean for investors?

What does the Peer Comparison in FYERS mean for investors?

When evaluating a stock in FYERS, investors can view a “Peer Comparison” table under the Fundamentals tab. This table provides side-by-side financial metrics of related companies operating in the same sector. It helps users compare key performance indicators like valuation, profitability, and market size—making it easier to assess how a company stacks up against its competitors.

This feature is currently available on FYERS Web and offers customisable metrics with real-time and recent data pulled from NSE-listed stocks.

What is the Peer Comparison table?

The Peer Comparison section is a read-only table designed to help investors benchmark a stock against other companies in the same sector. FYERS auto-selects peer companies based on their industry classification, not on user-defined lists. These include large-cap and mid-cap players, giving a quick snapshot of where a company stands in terms of valuation, profitability, and financial health.

How to use the Peer Comparison

  • Log in to FYERS Web or App
  • Search for a stock and open its overview page.
  • Go to Fundamentals → About.
  • Scroll down to the Peer Comparison section.
  • Move horizontally to view more columns in both Web and App.
  • Use the customise icon (slider controls) at the top-right of the table to modify columns.
  • Select or remove metrics such as:
    • Market Cap
    • PE Ratio (TTM)
    • EPS (TTM)
    • EV/EBITDA
    • Yearly Net Profit
  • Save to apply your custom view.
  • You can sort the table using the sort icon near supported column headers (e.g., Live Price).

FYERS App


FYERS Web


Key metrics explained

  1. Live Price: Real-time or near real-time market price of the stock.
  2. Market Cap: Total valuation of the company based on current share price.
  3. P/E Ratio (TTM): Price-to-Earnings over the trailing 12 months—used for valuation.
  4. EPS (TTM): Earnings Per Share over the trailing 12 months—indicates profitability.
  5. EV/EBITDA: Valuation multiple comparing enterprise value to operating earnings.
  6. Net Profit (Yr): Reported net profit for the most recent financial year.

All values are shown in Indian Rupees (Cr).

You can add up to 3 custom columns using the customise feature to tailor the view to your analysis.

What if...

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One or more companies show blank or zero valuesThis can occur if financial data is missing or if the company has not reported recent earnings.
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