Quick Heal Technologies Listed
Pune-based listed cybersecurity company selling antivirus/endpoint security to consumers, SMBs, government and enterprises under the Quick Heal (consumer) and Seqrite (enterprise) brands. Founded by brothers Kailash and Sanjay Katkar; began as CAT Computer Services doing PC repair before pivoting to antivirus software and launching the first Quick Heal product in 1995. IPO'd on BSE/NSE in Feb 2016; Sequoia Capital India…
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Price and ratios are compiled from the exchange and third-party market data, cached and refreshed through the day — they are not Atlas facts and are not investment advice. Where a ratio is computed on more than one basis (for example standalone versus trailing-twelve-month), each is shown separately rather than averaged into a single number.
How this score is calculated
| Measure | Value | Scores | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| P/E What the market pays for each rupee of earnings. Lower is cheaper — but a low P/E can also mean the market expects earnings to fall. Computed on a different basis this reads 0.00, which would score 100/100. Scored on the figure shown. |
-77.04 | 100/100 | BSE |
| P/B Price against book value. Most meaningful for banks and asset-heavy businesses; software and consumer brands trade high here for good reasons. |
1.73 | 75/100 | Market data |
| ROE Return on equity — profit generated per rupee of shareholder capital. Sustained high ROE is the clearest single marker of a good business. |
1.30 | 0/100 | Market data |
| ROCE Return on capital employed — the same idea including debt, so it is harder to flatter with leverage. |
0.40 | 0/100 | Market data |
| Profit growth Year-on-year growth in profit. Weighted above sales growth because profitable growth is the harder thing to do. |
-76.86 | 0/100 | Market data |
| Sales growth Year-on-year growth in revenue. |
-4.19 | 0/100 | Market data |
| Revenue growth · filed Year-on-year revenue growth computed from the fiscal-year figures we filed ourselves and cited to a real disclosure, not a market data feed. |
4.90 | 25/100 | Atlas |
| Profit trend · filed Whether profit is improving, from the same filed figures. A swing from loss to profit scores highest; a swing from profit into loss scores lowest; a narrowing loss still scores better than a widening one. |
278.10 | 100/100 | Atlas |
| Promoter holding How much of the company its founders and controlling group still own. Higher usually means their money moves with yours. |
71.48 | 100/100 | Market data |
The Atlas Score is our own arithmetic on the published figures above — nothing is hidden and nothing is bought in. It weighs quality and growth at 30% each, valuation at 25% and ownership at 15%, scoring each measure against fixed bands. Growth blends third-party market data with the fiscal-year figures we file and cite ourselves, so a company we have researched more deeply scores on richer evidence. A measure we could not fetch is left out of the average rather than counted as a zero. It is a summary of the numbers, not a recommendation, not a price target, and not advice about your circumstances.
Quick Heal Technologies: Funding Rounds
| Date | Round | Amount | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Feb 2016 | IPO | ₹451 Cr | source | |
| 17 Aug 2010 | Growth | ₹60 Cr | Sequoia Capital India | source |
Acquisitions
| Date | Acquirer | Acquired | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 Jun 2016 | Quick Heal Technologies | Junco Technologies | Undisclosed | source |
Recent Signals
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22 May 2020 · ma-strategic
Quick Heal makes ~₹2 Cr strategic investment in Ray Pte Ltd, a Singapore-based networking/wireless-tech startup source
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Who founded Quick Heal Technologies?
Quick Heal Technologies was founded by Kailash Katkar, Sanjay Katkar in 1995.
How much funding has Quick Heal Technologies raised?
Quick Heal Technologies has raised $78.6 Mn across 2 tracked funding round(s), most recently on 2016-02-18. Figures are compiled from cited public sources.
Who are the investors in Quick Heal Technologies?
Investors in Quick Heal Technologies include Sequoia Capital India.
What does Quick Heal Technologies do?
Pune-based listed cybersecurity company selling antivirus/endpoint security to consumers, SMBs, government and enterprises under the Quick Heal (consumer) and Seqrite (enterprise) brands. Founded by brothers Kailash and Sanjay Katkar; began as CAT Computer Services doing PC repair before pivoting to antivirus software and launching the…
Where is Quick Heal Technologies headquartered?
Quick Heal Technologies is headquartered in Pune, Maharashtra, India.
What is Quick Heal Technologies's business model?
Quick Heal Technologies's core value proposition centers on Simple, fuss-free everyday protection for consumers, AI-driven protection across endpoints, networks, cloud and hybrid environments for enterprises.
How does Quick Heal Technologies make money?
Quick Heal Technologies's cited revenue streams include Tiered subscription licenses (by user count and duration).