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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Perth, Australia, in 1961, Euroz Hartleys Group Limited is a diversified financial services firm, known as Euroz Limited until its name change in November 2021. The company delivers a broad spectrum of financial solutions, including stockbroking, corporate finance, fund management, investment services, and financial and wealth advisory, primarily catering to private, institutional, and corporate clients throughout Australia. Its operations are structured across Retail, Wholesale, and Funds Management segments. Among its extensive services, the group provides equities research, institutional dealing, and private wealth management. Additionally, it offers corporate advisory on equity capital raising initiatives such as initial public offerings, placements, and rights issues, as well as underwriting, mergers and acquisitions, strategic planning, privatization, and corporate restructurings. Clients also benefit from strategic investment and superannuation advice, along with comprehensive investment management and portfolio administration services.
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