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Trades about 138% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in Shenzhen, China, in 1993, Shenzhen Worldunion Group Incorporated, which operated as Shenzhen Worldunion Properties Consultancy Incorporated until its rebranding in May 2019, stands as a comprehensive provider of real estate services across China. The company's diverse portfolio includes facilitating transactions for new properties, e-commerce real estate, secondary market sales, and international dealings. It also delivers tailored apartment and home decoration solutions for both individual consumers and corporate clients. Worldunion supports property owners with short-term financing, provides community management and housekeeping, and offers specialized matching services for various real estate needs. Its operations further encompass house rental services, pension scheme management, and the development of showcase communities. For commercial assets, the group delivers end-to-end solutions, covering strategic business planning, attracting investments, sales management, and ongoing operations. Additionally, it provides property management for industrial and commercial properties, including urban industrial parks. The company also offers advisory services to local governments, developers, and other institutional customers, providing insights on policy, project implementation strategies, and development initiatives. Complementing these activities, Worldunion engages in financial investment and asset financing.
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