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Trades about 52% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Awfis Space Solutions Limited is an Indian enterprise specializing in dynamic co-working and flexible office environments. The company's operations are structured into several key segments: the provision of co-working spaces for rent and associated amenities, the execution of construction and interior fit-out projects, and a range of supplementary services. It delivers co-working facilities under its proprietary Awfis and Awfis Gold brands, in addition to offering comprehensive enterprise workspace solutions that encompass design, construction, and ongoing management. Furthermore, Awfis extends its portfolio to include versatile "mobility" services, such as fully-equipped meeting rooms featuring internet connectivity and audio/video conferencing, temporary day passes for ad-hoc workspace access, virtual office packages (Virtual Office and Virtual Office Plus) providing business addresses and mail handling, and dedicated training facilities. The company also undertakes design and build initiatives for both its own centers and external commercial office clients. Incorporated in 2014 in New Delhi, India, the firm was formerly known as Awfis Space Solutions Private Limited before adopting its current name.
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