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Ucommune International Ltd
$1.95
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-3.44%(-0.069) 1D
Oct 2, 4:00:00 PM GMT-4 · USD
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Open
$1.92
High
$1.97
Low
$1.79
Mkt. cap
1.32M
Avg. vol.
11.12K
Volume
54.96K
52-wk high
$11.47
52-wk low
$1.62
EPS
-$20.16
Beta
0.84
Shares outstanding
666.00K
No. of employees
42
Open
$1.92
High
$1.97
Low
$1.79
Mkt. cap
1.32M
Avg. vol.
11.12K
Volume
54.96K
52-wk high
$11.47
52-wk low
$1.62
EPS
-$20.16
Beta
0.84
Shares outstanding
666.00K
No. of employees
42
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Profile
Ucommune International Ltd., formerly known as UrWork, is a Beijing-based co-working space provider founded in 2015 by Mao Daqing. It is now the second-largest co-working space provider after WeWork, with properties in three dozen cities around the world, including Shanghai, Singapore, Hong Kong and New York City. The company was valued at 1.8 billion US dollars in August 2018, making it the first domestic unicorn in the Chinese co-working space, but by November 2018, Ucommune had completed its D round of financing, securing a valuation of 2.4 billion US dollars. In February 2019, it was reported that the company was seeking to list on the NASDAQ at a valuation of $3 billion.
Ucommune has over 300 employees and 400,000 square meters of office space in 160 locations. The company provides community services to its 5,000 member companies and 609,000 individual members worldwide.
Ucommune offers co-working spaces with Internet-of-Things-integrated infrastructure for its tenants. Founder Mao Daqing has described co-working as a means of utilizing unused real estate and providing workspace access to early-stage businesses. Wikipedia
About Ucommune International Ltd