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Trades about 658% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Onelife Capital Advisors Limited, founded in 2007 and based in Thane, India, delivers comprehensive financial advisory services primarily to corporations, affluent individuals, and family offices throughout India. The company's operations are segmented into Advisory Services, Broking Services, and its Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) division. Its advisory offerings assist clients in securing capital through both domestic and international markets, specializing in crafting optimal capital structures and managing private placement transactions. The firm also guides businesses through various fundraising stages—from initial seed capital to growth and expansion phases—and provides expertise in acquisition financing, meticulously structuring deals to maximize stakeholder value. Onelife Capital's extensive research spans a wide range of industries, including energy (oil, gas, power), infrastructure, metals, food processing, glass, packaging, healthcare (pharma, oral care), payment gateways, castor oil and derivatives, and recycling. Furthermore, the company engages in commodity broking and associated support services, while its NBFC arm offers various financing solutions.
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