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Trades about 27% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Zhuhai Port Co.,Ltd. operates as a diversified enterprise across China, with core activities spanning port logistics, energy, and urban infrastructure development. Its maritime division manages and invests in port terminals, provides shipping services, and offers a comprehensive suite of logistical solutions. These services include conventional freight, storage, bonded VMI, trade logistics, and supply chain financing, along with other value-added services. The company also delivers complementary port and shipping support, such as freight forwarding, tallying, tugboat operations, and customs brokerage. Beyond its port operations, the company is a significant player in the energy sector, investing in, operating, and maintaining various power generation facilities, including coal-fired, wind, and natural gas projects. Furthermore, it oversees the construction, operation, and maintenance of urban pipeline gas networks. Zhuhai Port Co.,Ltd. also undertakes port-centric urban development projects and offers property management services. To further support the maritime industry and its clients, it extends financial services like financing leases, supply chain finance, insurance brokerage, and industrial development funds to shipping companies, cargo owners, and other businesses. Established in 1986 as Fuhua Group Co., Ltd., the company rebranded to Zhuhai Port Co.,Ltd. in September 2010 and maintains its headquarters in Zhuhai, China.
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