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Trades about 50% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Cinda International Holdings Limited, an investment holding entity headquartered in Central, Hong Kong, was founded in 2000. It primarily offers a wide spectrum of financial solutions, with a strong focus on asset management, catering to clients in both Hong Kong and Mainland China. The company's operations are structured across several key divisions. Its Asset Management division delivers advisory and supplementary services for fund administration, manages proprietary investments, and oversees private investment funds. The Sales and Trading Business segment provides comprehensive brokerage facilities for securities, equity-linked products, unit trusts, stock options, and commodity and futures contracts. This segment also extends underwriting, placing, and margin financing services, and acts as an authorized agent for various savings plans, as well as general, life, and investment-linked insurance products. Furthermore, the Corporate Finance unit specializes in offering financial advisory services and support for equity and debt capital raising initiatives to companies that are either publicly listed, seeking a listing in Hong Kong or other exchanges, or are unlisted corporations. Beyond these core activities, Cinda International also provides direct fund management, administrative assistance, research capabilities, and consultancy expertise. The firm serves a diverse clientele, encompassing individuals, corporations, enterprises, and large institutional investors. Originally incorporated as Hantec Investment Holdings Limited, the company rebranded to Cinda International Holdings Limited in November 2008, and operates as a subsidiary of Cinda Securities Co., Ltd.
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