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Trades about 2% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Allied Group Limited functions as an investment holding company, primarily focusing on property investment and development, alongside financial services. Its operations span Hong Kong, Mainland China, and international markets. The company structures its diverse activities across several key segments: Investment and Finance, which encompasses investment ventures and the provision of mortgage and term loan facilities; Consumer Finance, dedicated to offering financing products for consumers and small-to-medium enterprises; Property Development, concentrating on the construction and sale of real estate assets; Property Investment, covering property leasing and the operation of hotels managed by external entities; Property Management, providing comprehensive services including property upkeep, cleaning, and security solutions; and Elderly Care Services, focused on delivering care for senior citizens. Beyond these segments, Allied Group also undertakes property holding, securities trading, money lending, consultancy, real estate agency work, investment portfolio management, corporate services, and building management, maintenance, and cleaning services. Furthermore, it is involved in the distribution of medical equipment supplies. The company's headquarters are located in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, and it operates as a subsidiary of Lee and Lee Trust.
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