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Urban Company Ltd. operates an advanced, technology-driven online marketplace, connecting users with high-quality services and solutions across numerous home and beauty categories. Through its platform, the company facilitates access to skilled professionals for a diverse range of needs, including health and wellness treatments, event planning (such as weddings), home maintenance and design, and various repair services. Its operations are strategically divided into three key segments: India Consumer Services, Native Business, and International Business. The India Consumer Services division is dedicated to providing a wide array of offerings—from domestic assistance and beauty therapies to wellness programs and repair work—catering to the daily requirements and lifestyle preferences of Indian consumers. Meanwhile, its Native Business unit sells products such as water purifiers and electronic door locks to customers both within India and globally. The International Business segment extends the marketplace's service offerings to global consumers, simultaneously supplying international service professionals with the necessary tools and consumables for effective service delivery. The company, co-founded by Abhiraj Singh Bhal, Raghav Chandra, and Varun Khaitan on November 10, 2014, has its headquarters in Gurgaon, India.
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