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Trades about 104% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Neway Group Holdings Limited, an investment holding company headquartered in Kowloon, Hong Kong, operates a diverse portfolio of businesses globally. Established in 1979, and known as Chung Tai Printing Holdings Limited until its rebranding in July 2009, the company's operations are divided into lending, manufacturing and sales, music and entertainment, property, and trading segments. Its manufacturing and sales arm is a prominent producer, seller, and trader of printing products across the People's Republic of China, Europe, the United States, and other international markets. Their offerings include packaging boxes, various labels, general paper products, paper shopping bags, advertising materials, and cards, catering primarily to the electronics, home appliance, and toy industries. This division also provides printing product testing and specializes in RFID printing products and labels. In the music and entertainment sector, Neway focuses on producing and distributing music albums and films, managing artistic talent, licensing music, and organizing concerts and other live events. The company's property interests encompass providing mini storage facilities and leasing office and commercial units. Concurrently, Neway operates a dedicated lending business, offering financial loans. Furthermore, its trading activities involve dealing in label, packaging, and paper products, engaging in securities trading, and providing financial leasing services.
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