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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Victory Square Technologies Inc. functions as a private equity and venture capital firm, primarily focused on nurturing, acquiring, and investing in nascent and early-stage companies. It empowers these ventures by supplying crucial senior leadership and vital resources for growth. Through its various portfolio companies, the firm engages with an extensive range of advanced technological fields, including blockchain, Web3, the creator economy, metaverse technologies, machine learning, climate tech, artificial intelligence, and virtual/augmented reality. Additionally, its interests encompass digital health, general healthcare, mental health, special needs solutions, youth-centric projects, First Nation initiatives, mobile gaming, film production, esports, the cannabis industry, and educational platforms. Founded in 2015, the company was previously known as Fantasy 6 Sports Inc. until its name change to Victory Square Technologies Inc. in June 2017. It generally prefers to secure minority equity stakes in the companies it supports. The firm's main office is situated in Vancouver, Canada, with a supplementary location in Lewes, Delaware.
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