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Trades about 5% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Henderson Land Development Company Limited, established in 1976 and based in Central, Hong Kong, operates as an investment holding company with a primary focus on real estate development and investment ventures across both Hong Kong and mainland China. The firm's extensive business activities are structured into several key divisions: Property Development: This segment is dedicated to the creation and sale of diverse real estate assets, encompassing commercial properties such as office towers, shopping arcades, larger retail complexes, and various residential projects. Property Leasing: Through this division, the company manages and leases out its significant portfolio of properties. Retail Operations: This involves the oversight and management of both department stores and a network of supermarket-cum-stores. Diversified Services: A broad "Other Businesses" category covers hotel management, construction services, financial activities, comprehensive project and property management, agency functions, and the provision of cleaning and security personnel. It further includes the trading of building materials, the divestiture of leasehold land, and engagement in the food and beverage as well as travel industries. Utilities and Energy: This segment addresses the full spectrum of gas production, distribution, and marketing, alongside water provision and investments in environmentally sustainable energy solutions. Henderson Land Development Company Limited ultimately functions as a subsidiary of Henderson Development Limited.
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