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Trades about 94% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Edvantage Group Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, operates private higher and vocational education institutions in the People's Republic of China, Australia, and Singapore. It operates through PRC higher education and vocational education and Overseas higher education and vocational education segments. The company offers management, education consulting, IT consultation, property management and landscaping, language training, science and technology promotion and application, advertisement design, and technician education services, as well as develops and retails software products and provides school supplies. It also involved in the software and information technology; commercial service industry; planning and design management; estate management; food internet sales; and information consultation business. Edvantage Group Holdings Limited was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Guangzhou, the People's Republic of China. Edvantage Group Holdings Limited is a subsidiary of Debo Education Investments Holdings Limited.
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