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Trades about 242% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
IndiQube Spaces Limited is an Indian company dedicated to providing comprehensive workplace solutions and supporting services. The core of their business involves leasing a network of shared office spaces, which are available as either fully furnished or partially equipped premises. Beyond these flexible workspace offerings, the company also specializes in custom design and build solutions, as well as an extensive range of facility management services. These services encompass everything from asset maintenance and interior landscaping to catering and employee transportation. IndiQube further offers technological platforms, including MiQube, designed to manage, operate, and optimize office environments, and IndiQube Cornerstone, a specialized solution for property and asset management. Their diverse clientele includes global capability centers, large corporations, and high-growth unicorn companies, catering to a broad spectrum of industries such as IT/ITES, manufacturing, automotive, engineering, aviation, banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), consulting, e-commerce, educational technology, logistics, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare. Founded in 1999, IndiQube Spaces Limited is headquartered in Bengaluru, India.
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