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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Central, Hong Kong, and established in 1947, Lai Sun Garment (International) Limited operates as a global investment holding company with a diverse portfolio. Its primary focus lies in property, encompassing the development, sale, and investment in various types of real estate—commercial, retail, office, industrial, residential, and hospitality—across key markets including Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Vietnam, Mainland China, Macau, and other international regions. Beyond its substantial real estate presence, the company holds significant interests in the hospitality sector, managing and operating hotels and restaurants. Its expansive media and entertainment division covers a wide array of activities, from the investment, production, licensing, and distribution of television programs, films, and video content, to the operation of cinemas, theme parks, and music production. Lai Sun further diversifies its business by offering a comprehensive suite of services. These include property management, real estate agency, hotel and restaurant consultancy, building services, luxury yacht brokerage and management, financial and treasury services, and artiste management. The company also engages in specialized retail, such as golf apparel sales, trades in gaming products, distributes albums and beverages, and provides unique services like central kitchen operations, video duplication, and television program translation and subtitling.
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