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Trades about 924% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Superland Group Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding entity, specializing in fit-out, as well as repair and upkeep services throughout Hong Kong. Its comprehensive fit-out solutions cater to a diverse range of clients, encompassing residential dwellings, hotels, clubhouses, shopping centers, and various commercial establishments. Furthermore, the company extends its expertise to include electrical installations, minor construction projects, and subcontractor roles. Originating in 2004, the firm's main office is located in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong. It adopted its current name, Superland Group Holdings Limited, in December 2019, having previously operated as Superland Management Company Limited. The company is ultimately a subsidiary of Fate Investment Company Limited.
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