Onelife Capital Advisors Limited provides strategic advisory services to corporates, high net worth individuals, family offices, etc. in India. The company operates through Advisory Services, Broking Services, and NBFC Business segments. It offers advisory for fund raising through Indian and international markets that ensure capital structures and transaction processing for private placements. The company also advises companies on fund raising during the seed, growth, and expansion phases, as well as acquisition financing and structuring the deal to maximize value for its stakeholders. Its research coverage sectors include castor oil and derivatives, food processing, glass, infrastructure, metals, oil and gas, oral care, packaging, payment gateway, pharma, power, and recycle. In addition, the company engages in commodity broking and other related ancillary services. Further, it provides financing services. The company was incorporated in 2007 and is based in Thane, India.
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