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Trades about 100% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Green Leader Holdings Group Limited is an investment conglomerate with diverse business interests, encompassing cassava agriculture, coal mining and energy, and information technology services. Its operations span the People's Republic of China and Cambodia. The firm organizes its activities across distinct segments: Cassava Starch Operations, Mining Operations, Coal Operations, and Systems Integration Services and Software Solutions. The Cassava Starch division oversees the farming, processing, and distribution of cassava starch products. Its Mining segment is responsible for the prospecting and development of coal reserves, the sale of coking coal, and offering geological survey expertise. The Coal Operations unit manages coal processing, associated services, and the trade of coal commodities. Lastly, the Systems Integration Services and Software Solutions segment focuses on retailing information technology products, delivering comprehensive system integration, and developing both technology and software-based solutions. Additionally, the company is active in coal and equipment trading, alongside energy development and investment endeavors. Established in 1993, the enterprise, originally named North Asia Resources Holdings Limited, adopted its current identity as Green Leader Holdings Group Limited in September 2017. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Central, Hong Kong.
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