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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sydney, Australia-based N1 Holdings Limited, founded in 2011, offers an extensive array of financial and property services to clients across Australia. At its core, the company operates as a mortgage broker, facilitating home loans for both purchases and refinancing. Its lending portfolio further encompasses short-term business financing for small and medium-sized enterprises, broader commercial lending solutions, car and equipment finance, general business loans, and funding for both commercial and residential properties, including specialized off-market lending options. Beyond direct financing, N1 Holdings provides comprehensive trustee services, covering information memorandum and offer document generation, asset custody, and fund administration and accounting. The company also extends its expertise into migration and education consulting via its N1 Migration division, fund management through N1 Venture, financial advisory services, and property management and sales agency operations.
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