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Trades about 43% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings Limited, an investment firm, delivers a diverse array of bus and transportation-related services across Hong Kong, Macau, and Mainland China. The company's operations are categorized into five principal divisions: Non-Franchised Bus, Limousine, Franchised Bus and Public Light Bus (PLB), Mainland China Business, and Other services. Its non-franchised public bus offerings include various local transport solutions for students, employees, residents, and tourists, alongside contract hire services. Additionally, it facilitates cross-border transportation between Mainland China and Hong Kong. Beyond these, Kwoon Chung also engages in hotel and tourism ventures, limousine rental, franchised bus and PLB operations, management services, vehicle repair and maintenance, and travel agency functions. The company additionally manages property holdings and leases, and is involved in the development and oversight of a scenic area. As of March 31, 2022, its fleet comprised 1,301 non-franchised public buses and 449 limousines. Founded in 1948, Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings Limited is headquartered in Chai Wan, Hong Kong, and operates as a subsidiary of Basic Faith Company Limited.
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