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Trades about 104% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shirble Department Store Holdings (China) Limited functions as an investment holding enterprise, with its principal activities centered on operating department stores throughout the People's Republic of China. By December 31, 2021, the company oversaw a portfolio of 16 retail establishments, comprising eleven in Shenzhen, three in Shanwei, one in Meizhou City, and another in Changsha. Additionally, its service offerings extend to property development, a range of consulting and management solutions, trading, interior decoration design, and software development. The company, which commenced operations in 1996, maintains its primary corporate office in Shenzhen, China. Shirble Department Store Holdings (China) Limited is a division of Shirble Department Store Limited.
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