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Trades about 197% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sealand Securities Co., Ltd., together with its affiliated companies, delivers a broad spectrum of financial brokerage solutions throughout China. Their services encompass professional guidance on securities investments, active securities trading and portfolio management, underwriting and sponsoring new issues, and comprehensive asset management for securities. Additionally, they function as agents for investment funds, offer futures intermediation, and provide essential financing and securities lending facilities. The firm's extended offerings include wealth management, corporate financial advisory, facilitating capital raises through equity and bond instruments, mergers and acquisitions, and underwriting financial debt. They are also involved in financial market operations, research, internet-based financial products, and credit services. Founded in 1988, the company was originally named Guangxi Securities Firms before rebranding as Sealand Securities Co., Ltd. in 2001. Its headquarters are located in Nanning, China.
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