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Trades about 205% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Xi'an, China, Xi'an Catering Co., Ltd. is primarily engaged in the operation and management of a diverse portfolio of culinary and hospitality establishments. This includes a network of general restaurants, hotels, and specialized eateries focusing on traditional dishes such as dumplings and roast duck. Beyond its core offerings, the company diversifies its activities into property management, vocational skill training, and cultural and entertainment ventures. Furthermore, it supplies external catering solutions and food delivery services.
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