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Trades about 98% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
China Resources and Transportation Group Limited functions as an investment holding entity, managing a diverse portfolio with core operations in toll expressway management across the People's Republic of China and Hong Kong. The company organizes its extensive activities into three primary divisions. The Expressway Operations segment is dedicated to the comprehensive operation, maintenance, and strategic investment in ancillary facilities, specifically for the Zhunxing Expressway. A distinct second segment oversees the operation of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) fueling stations. The multifaceted "Others" segment encompasses the commercialization of timber logs, sourced both from its own extensive tree plantations and external suppliers, alongside the propagation and trade of seedlings. This segment also handles the manufacturing and distribution of refined plant oils, the cultivation and sale of agricultural and forage products, and the generation and supply of electricity from its solar power installations. Furthermore, the Group offers investment and asset management solutions, undertakes timber harvesting and afforestation projects, develops and manages petrol stations, and engages in the sale of furniture and handicrafts. The corporate headquarters of China Resources and Transportation Group Limited are situated in Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
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