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Trades about 4,352% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PCCW Limited, founded in 1925 and headquartered in Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, operates as a global telecommunications and technology services provider across Hong Kong, mainland China, Singapore, and other international markets. Its diverse portfolio encompasses core telecommunications offerings like fixed-line, mobile, broadband internet, international connectivity, and advanced network and satellite solutions. Beyond foundational telecom, the company delivers a wide array of IT and business services, including outsourcing, consulting, system integration, software development, technical support, data analytics, cloud services, IoT solutions, and financial technology (fintech). PCCW is also a prominent media and content provider, offering free and pay television, interactive multimedia, broadcasting services, advertising sales for directories and digital platforms, and its popular Viu over-the-top video streaming service. Additionally, it engages in the sale and distribution of telecommunication equipment, mobile devices, and customer premises solutions. Further ventures include web services, data services, managing customer loyalty programs, and operating online merchandise sales and e-commerce initiatives.
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