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Trades about 131% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating as an investment holding company, HKR International Limited is actively involved in the acquisition, development, and management of real estate properties throughout Hong Kong, mainland China, Japan, and the broader Southeast Asian region. The company's diverse operations are organized into five primary segments: Property Development, Property Investment, Transportation Services and Property Management, Hotel Operations, and Leisure Businesses. Its portfolio encompasses the creation and oversight of residential and commercial complexes, hotels, and serviced apartments. Furthermore, HKR manages a range of hotels, clubs, and recreational venues under its Auberge Hospitality brand, with notable leisure projects including the Discovery Bay Recreation Club, Club Siena, the Discovery Bay Golf Club, LYC, DBIR, and the Peony Chinese restaurant. The company also provides essential transportation services within Discovery Bay, such as ferry, bus transport, and tunnel operations. Established in 1977, HKR International Limited is headquartered in Central, Hong Kong.
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