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Trades about 104% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shandong Chenming Paper Holdings Limited, founded in 1993 and headquartered in Shouguang, People's Republic of China, stands as a major enterprise in the pulp and paper industry, conducting operations both domestically in Mainland China and across international markets. The company's diverse business is categorized into distinct segments: Machine Paper, Financial Services, Hotels and Property Rentals, and various Other ventures. Its comprehensive range of paper products features cultural paper, white paper board, coated paper, household paper, copy paper, industrial paper, thermal paper, and glassine paper. Beyond finished goods, it also supplies essential paper-making raw materials and specialized machinery. Chenming Paper's activities extend to the generation and distribution of electric and thermal power. It manages extensive forestry operations, including sapling cultivation, timber processing and sales, and the production of wood products. Furthermore, the company deals in construction materials like wall materials and panels, coal, and engages in the purchase and sale of waste. Its financial services division provides leasing solutions. The group's broad portfolio of operations additionally includes hospitality services (catering and hotel management), property development and investment, a spectrum of trading and investment management activities, capital market participation, and funding. Other areas of involvement comprise logistics, transportation, arboriculture, customs declaration, port operations, machinery manufacturing, printing and packaging, business factoring, and wholesale and retail distribution.
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