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Trades about 126% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kowloon Development Company Limited operates as an investment holding entity, primarily focusing on the investment, development, and comprehensive management of real estate assets across Hong Kong and Mainland China. The company undertakes the creation, leasing, and sale of a diverse range of properties, encompassing both residential and commercial ventures. These include various residential towers, clubhouses, car parks, retail outlets, shopping complexes, hotels, and office buildings. By the close of 2021, its land reserves for future development reached approximately 3.6 million square meters of gross floor area. Beyond its core property operations, the company also delivers an array of services, such as security, technical support, housekeeping, building surveying, guarding, and project management, and takes on construction contracts. Furthermore, it engages in financial investment activities, treasury operations, retail ventures, and the distribution of films. Founded in 1961, Kowloon Development Company Limited is headquartered in Mong Kok, Hong Kong, and operates as a subsidiary of Intellinsight Holdings Limited.
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