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Trades about 366% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
China Agri-Products Exchange Limited operates as an investment holding company, with a core business centered on the establishment, development, operation, and management of wholesale markets for agricultural goods throughout the People's Republic of China. Its activities are divided into two main segments: the operation of agricultural produce exchange markets and property sales. The company's extensive network of agricultural markets across China includes key locations such as the Wuhan Baisazhou market in Wuhan's Hongshan District, the Yulin Hongjin market in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, and the Luoyang Hongjin market in Henan Province. Other significant sites feature the Xuzhou market in northern Jiangsu Province, both the Puyang Hongjin and Kaifeng Hongjin markets in Henan Province, the Qinzhou Hongjin market in the Guangxi Region, and the Huangshi Hongjin market in Hubei Province. Additionally, it manages the Huai'an Hongjin market in Jiangsu Province, the Panjin Market in Liaoning Province, and the Suizhou Market in Suizhou city. Beyond these primary market operations, the company also engages in real estate transactions and offers various financial services. Its corporate headquarters are located in Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong.
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