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Trades about 117% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Stelux Holdings International Limited functions as an investment holding company with its core business centered on the wholesale and retail of timepieces. Its operations encompass the distribution of clocks and watches, notably including Seiko and Grand Seiko, alongside comprehensive watch supply chain management. The company also manufactures watch movements for its proprietary brands, such as Solvil et Titus and CYMA, and manages online retail portals for City Chain and Solvil et Titus. Beyond timepieces, Stelux is involved in real estate investments, property management, and agency services, further capitalizing on its intellectual property by holding trademarks and offering licensing services. Established in 1963 and headquartered in San Po Kong, Hong Kong, the firm maintains a broad geographical footprint across Hong Kong, Macau, Mainland China, Europe, and other Asian territories.
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