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Trades about 27% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Air China Cargo Co., Ltd. specializes in airfreight services, facilitating both domestic and global shipments. The company's extensive portfolio also encompasses comprehensive ground handling and terminal operations. These include receiving, weighing, and storing air cargo, along with its assembly and disassembly. They manage delivery, transit, all necessary documentation, and electronic data interchange (EDI). Furthermore, the company handles aircraft loading and unloading, ramp transportation, and various other essential on-ground support activities. Beyond transportation and ground support, Air China Cargo delivers a suite of logistics solutions, ranging from contractual and tailor-made logistics to freight forwarding, e-commerce logistics, and complete supply chain management. The firm further maintains specialized warehousing facilities, including cold, freezer, and fresh-keeping storage, and provides a platform for space bidding services. Established in 2003, Air China Cargo Co., Ltd. has its headquarters situated in Beijing, China.
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