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Trades about 105% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Chuang's Consortium International Limited functions as an investment holding company with primary business activities centered on real estate. These operations encompass property development, investment, and trading across various international regions, notably Hong Kong, mainland China, the United Kingdom, and Vietnam. The company maintains a significant portfolio of investment properties, which includes diverse assets such as retail outlets, office spaces, residential buildings, hotels, commercial and industrial complexes, and car parking facilities. Beyond its core real estate focus, Chuang's Consortium is involved in a broad spectrum of other enterprises. These include engaging in securities investment and trading, providing money lending services, and offering project management expertise. The firm also handles asset leasing, merchandise trading, and delivers professional property agency, management, nominee, and secretarial services. Further diversifying its interests, it undertakes the development and construction of cemeteries along with providing related management, and manufactures and sells home finishing products. Additionally, the company is active in the manufacturing, sale, and trading of various goods and merchandise, and notably, the production of yachts. Founded in 1970, Chuang's Consortium International Limited has its headquarters in Central, Hong Kong, and operates as a subsidiary of Evergain Holdings Limited.
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