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Trades about 174% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shenzhen Glory Medical Co., Ltd., founded in 1998 and based in Shenzhen, China, offers integrated solutions for hospital development and medical systems across the nation. The company's operations encompass the full spectrum of hospital construction, from initial planning and design to project management and execution, as well as the installation of specialized medical engineering. It also engages in the development of medical software. Beyond this, Glory Medical supplies a range of medical protective gear and consumables, including non-woven surgical gowns, medical surgical kits, disposable protective clothing, isolation gowns, masks, and various surgical supplies. The company provides advanced medical information solutions such as digital operating theaters, surgical training systems, remote consultation platforms, mobile digital video stations, centralized management systems, and digital emergency response platforms. Furthermore, its extensive service offerings include facility and system management, medical equipment maintenance, patient guidance, caregiver assistance, logistics, cleaning, landscaping, security, catering, and parking administration.
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