Frequently asked
What is the KIRA Score?
The KIRA Score is an explainable 0–100 rating for an Indian stock. It combines fundamentals, business quality, management, institutional activity, financial strength, valuation, technicals and risk into a single grade, with a Gatekeeper layer that screens news, regulation and promoter activity. It is a research signal, not a buy or sell recommendation.
Is KIRA registered with SEBI?
No. KIRA Markets is not registered with SEBI as a Research Analyst. KIRA publishes research and educational material only and does not provide personalised investment advice. Nothing published is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Please consult a SEBI-registered adviser before investing.
Which markets does KIRA cover?
KIRA covers Indian equities listed on the NSE and BSE, along with mainboard IPOs. Coverage currently spans large, mid and small-cap companies across sectors.
How is KIRA different from a stock screener?
A screener hands you filtered data and leaves the judgement to you. KIRA does the reading — every score comes with the specific strengths, weaknesses, plain-language summary and risks behind it, plus a Gatekeeper risk layer and source marks showing what is filed fact versus KIRA analysis.
How should I read a KIRA Score?
Read the score alongside its Gatekeeper tier and the written reasoning, never in isolation. A high score with a red Gatekeeper flag is a different proposition from the same score with a green one. The score is a starting point for your own research, not a conclusion.
What do the provenance marks in a report mean?
Unmarked figures are sourced from filings, results, rating actions or screeners. A caret mark denotes KIRA analysis — every component score, the composite score, the grade, the Gatekeeper tier and any computed figure. A question mark denotes an unverified inference. The legend is printed in the footer of every report.