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Hilton Grand Vacations Inc. is a timeshare company that develops, markets, and operates vacation ownership resorts primarily under the Hilton Grand Vacations brand. Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Orlando, Florida, the company operates in two main segments: Real Estate Sales and Financing, and Resort Operations and Club Management. It offers vacation ownership intervals, manages resorts, and operates a points-based vacation club that serves approximately 326,000 members. In addition to selling vacation ownership interests, Hilton Grand Vacations provides financing for consumer purchases and engages in the rental of inventory made available through ownership exchanges. The company boasts a portfolio of 59 resorts with over 9,500 units across popular destinations, including the Hawaiian Islands, New York City, Orlando, and Las Vegas. Hilton Grand Vacations also offers various services to enhance the vacation experience, such as exchange programs and on-site management services for club resorts.

Groupe Crystal is a global financial advisory firm offering comprehensive wealth management services. They specialize in investment planning, retirement planning, estate management, tax planning, and risk management, serving French-speaking clients worldwide.

Founded in San Francisco in 2019 by Francesco Wiedemann, Ludwig Schoenack, and Nikolaus Volk, Kyte is a technology and operations company specializing in on-demand car rentals. Customers can access vehicles for durations ranging from days to months, with services including car cleaning and refueling.

Up&Up is a New York-based real estate company founded in 2017 that offers a platform for fractional homeownership. This innovative approach allows renters to invest in their homes upfront, enabling them to benefit from home price appreciation while building equity through portions of their rent payments. By making every resident a part-owner of their chosen home, Up&Up provides a more accessible and flexible alternative to traditional rental models. The company aims to enhance the rental experience by offering financial benefits typically associated with homeownership, while also preserving the convenience and ease of renting.

CarNext.com is a disruptive digital used car platform, that enables customers to buy, lease and subscribe to high-quality used cars. Its mission is to create the leading marketplace for flexible mobility solutions in Europe centered on trust, efficiency and transparency. CarNext.com offers customers fixed prices, full ownership and maintenance history and a ‘no-questions-asked’ 14-days period. Using a proprietary, data-driven model, CarNext.com can match supply and demand across Europe. CarNext.com is supported by a network of Delivery Stores, where customers can view the cars, receive consultation services before making a final purchase decision.

Energy Monster is a consumer technology company that operates a power bank rental network in China. It lets users rent portable chargers by scanning a QR code at units placed in venues such as entertainment venues, restaurants, shopping centers, hotels, transportation hubs, and other public spaces. The network spans around 100 cities and includes about 100,000 partner merchants, enabling on-demand mobile device charging and helping users stay powered without interruptions. Revenue is primarily driven by the mobile device charging segment within a broad offline and online network. The company is part of Shanghai Zhi Technology.

Boyd Group Services Inc. is a prominent operator of non-franchised collision repair centers and retail auto glass services in North America. The company primarily focuses on automotive collision and glass repair, generating most of its revenue from these related services. It operates under various trade names, including Gerber Collision & Glass, Glass America, Auto Glass Service, Auto Glass Authority, and Autoglassonly.com. In addition to its repair services, Boyd Group also provides third-party administration through Gerber National Claims Services, offering glass repair, emergency roadside assistance, and first notice of loss services. With operations in both Canada and the U.S., the company benefits from similar long-term economic conditions in these regions.

Energy Monster is a consumer technology company that operates a power bank rental network in China. It lets users rent portable chargers by scanning a QR code at units placed in venues such as entertainment venues, restaurants, shopping centers, hotels, transportation hubs, and other public spaces. The network spans around 100 cities and includes about 100,000 partner merchants, enabling on-demand mobile device charging and helping users stay powered without interruptions. Revenue is primarily driven by the mobile device charging segment within a broad offline and online network. The company is part of Shanghai Zhi Technology.

Founded in Seoul, South Korea in 2010, Zigbang operates a property listing platform and application that connects real estate agents with renters. It offers an apartment hunting service, enabling users to search for rental properties based on criteria such as number of rooms, occupants, and price.

Huasheng Haoche, established in 2015 and headquartered in Beijing, operates as a new retail platform for automobiles, focusing on providing a seamless car buying experience. The company combines offline direct stores with online e-commerce to offer a comprehensive suite of services, including professional car purchase guidance, affordable financing options, and a range of automotive insurance products. Aimed at serving the greater China area, Huasheng Haoche emphasizes cost-effectiveness and customer satisfaction, enabling users to access low-priced new cars and enhancing their overall car ownership experience through quality services and engaging automotive lifestyles.

RenRenChe, founded in April 2014, operates as a consumer-to-consumer (C2C) auto transaction service platform specializing in both used and new car sales. The company offers a range of services, including free door-to-door car valuation, sales, and replacement. To ensure quality, RenRenChe has established rigorous testing standards and employs a team of professional appraisers, collaborating with the China Automobile Dealers Association to set national benchmarks for second-hand car testing. The platform provides significant after-sales guarantees, including a 14-day return policy and a one-year warranty on core components, thereby enhancing buyer confidence. RenRenChe has attracted considerable investment, securing significant funding from notable investors, which has facilitated its growth and technological development within the industry.

Rinnov Partners, also known as Ggulcar, is a South Korean company based in Seoul that specializes in developing an online platform for used-car trading. Founded in 2016, the company operates a managed used car direct trading brokerage platform, facilitating the buying and selling of vehicles between individuals and dealers. Additionally, Rinnov Partners offers vehicle inspection services for goods not registered on their direct trading platform, enhancing the overall value proposition for users.

Enercare Inc. is a Canadian company that specializes in providing home and commercial services, as well as energy solutions. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Markham, Enercare operates through three main segments: Home Services, Sub-metering, and Service Experts. The Home Services segment focuses on the rental and maintenance of HVAC products, including water heaters, furnaces, and air conditioners, while also offering protection plans, duct cleaning, plumbing, and electrical services. The Service Experts segment is dedicated to the sale, installation, and repair of HVAC systems and water heaters. Enercare is recognized as the largest non-utility sub-meter provider in Canada, offering advanced metering solutions for electricity and water consumption in residential and commercial properties. Serving approximately 1.6 million customers annually, Enercare continues to expand its reach and capabilities within the energy sector.

Founded in Seoul, South Korea in 2010, Zigbang operates a property listing platform and application that connects real estate agents with renters. It offers an apartment hunting service, enabling users to search for rental properties based on criteria such as number of rooms, occupants, and price.

eHi Car Services Limited is a leading car rental platform in China, established in 2006 and headquartered in Shanghai. The company provides a wide range of car rental services to individual consumers and corporate clients across the country, operating more than 500 outlets in over 80 cities. eHi specializes in both self-drive and chauffeured car services, which include airport pickups, inter-office transfers, and transportation for events such as conventions and promotional tours. The company has become a preferred choice for business travelers and urban professionals, boasting a client base that includes numerous Fortune 500 companies across various industries, including energy, education, and finance. eHi's advanced vehicle management system enhances its service efficiency, allowing it to cater effectively to the diverse needs of its clientele.