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Trades about 94% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Veranda Learning Solutions Limited manages an online education platform that serves learners across India and internationally. The company provides a comprehensive array of integrated learning solutions, utilizing purely online, hybrid (combining digital and in-person), and blended offline instructional methods. Its diverse clientele includes academic students, individuals preparing for exams, university graduates, working professionals, and corporate employees. Veranda's offerings span both extended and short-duration preparatory courses for competitive examinations, specialized professional development programs, exam-focused training, and brief modules for skill enhancement and career transition. Established in 2018, the company's headquarters are located in Chennai, India.
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