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Trades about 1,993% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guangzheng Eye Hospital Group Co., Ltd. provides various ophthalmic medical services in China. It operates through Steel Structure Segment; Energy Segment; and Medical and Health segment. The steel structure segment engaged in steel structure processing and sales and installation business. The energy segment involved in gas station leasing, oil and natural gas sales, and home installation business. The medical and health segment provides ophthalmic medical services. it offers diagnosis and treatment of various eye diseases; medical optometry services; invests in, operates, and manages eye hospitals; and provides related services. In addition, it engages in leasing of houses; and property and consulting services. The company formerly known as Guangzheng Group Co., Ltd. Guangzheng Eye Hospital Group Co., Ltd. was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Xinjiang, China.
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