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Trades about 103% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Yuan Heng Gas Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding entity primarily involved in the commerce of petroleum and natural gas products, alongside offering associated advisory services across mainland China, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Its operations are structured into several divisions: LNG Production and Sales, Oil and Gas Transactions, Piped Gas, and a category for Other Operations. Furthermore, the company is active in the entire supply chain for liquefied natural gas (LNG), encompassing its processing, production, distribution, sale, trading, and transportation. Beyond this, its business portfolio includes the retail of piped gas, managing and selling automotive gas at service stations, developing gas pipeline networks, delivering logistics support, and involvement in electricity distribution and associated services. Established in 1992, the company was initially named Ngai Lik Industrial Holdings Limited before adopting its current designation, Yuan Heng Gas Holdings Limited, in May 2014, and maintains its principal office in Hong Kong.
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