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Trades about 525% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
China Medical & HealthCare Group Limited operates as an investment holding company with its core business centered on managing hospitals across the People's Republic of China, Australia, and the Philippines. The company organizes its diverse activities into six principal segments: Healthcare, Eldercare, Property Development, Property Investment, Financial Services, and Securities Trading and Investments. Beyond its hospital operations, the group is involved in the development of independent living units and oversees the project management of health campuses dedicated to elderly care and retirement communities. These comprehensive facilities encompass elderly nursing homes, service apartments, independent living units, a shopping mall, various retail shops, and club amenities. Furthermore, the company develops and divests properties and land parcels, leases out residential and commercial office properties, provides money lending services, and delivers additional healthcare provisions. Its scope also extends to the trade of medical apparatus and related supplies, alongside engaging in the buying and selling of securities listed on international exchanges. Established in 1990, the company adopted its current name, China Medical & HealthCare Group Limited, in February 2016, having previously operated as COL Capital Limited. Its corporate headquarters are located in Wanchai, Hong Kong.
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