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Trades about 81% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Western Securities Co., Ltd. operates as a prominent Chinese financial institution specializing in the securities sector. The company provides a comprehensive suite of services, encompassing securities trading brokerage, investment advisory, and financial consultation for transactions related to securities. Its activities also include corporate finance services, such as underwriting and sponsorship, alongside proprietary trading and professional asset management. Furthermore, the firm offers credit facilities like margin financing and securities lending, acts as an agent for investment funds and various financial products, engages in market-making for stock options, and provides intermediary support for futures companies. Established in 2001, its main office is situated in Xi'an, China.
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