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Trades about 49% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Lippo China Resources Limited operates as an investment holding company with its primary business endeavors centered on the food industry and real estate investment and development. The firm maintains a broad geographical footprint, conducting operations in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Singapore, Malaysia, and various other international locations. Its business activities are organized into distinct segments: Property Investment, Treasury Investment, Securities Investment, Food Businesses, Healthcare Services, and other miscellaneous operations. Within the food sector, the company is involved in the distribution of food products, as well as the management and operation of numerous eateries, including restaurants, coffee shops, and bakeries. It also handles the production and retail of food items. Regarding its property ventures, Lippo China Resources covers the full spectrum from developing new properties to leasing, selling, and reselling real estate assets. Moreover, it delivers specialized property management and real estate brokerage services. The company further diversifies its portfolio with interests in mineral exploration, extraction, and processing. It also provides financial offerings such as money lending, fund management, and investment advisory services. Additional activities include intellectual property management, financing endeavors, offering management and commercial consulting, and the creation of software products. The company also strategically invests in money markets and securities designated for trading. Founded in 1973, Lippo China Resources Limited's corporate headquarters are situated in Central, Hong Kong. It functions as a subsidiary of Skyscraper Realty Limited.
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