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Trades about 63% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
As an investment holding company, China East Education Holdings Limited specializes in delivering vocational education and training. Its educational offerings span diverse fields including culinary arts, information and internet technology, automotive services, and fashion and beauty. By the end of 2021 (December 31st), the company managed an extensive network of 231 educational institutions. This network comprised 72 New East Culinary Education centers focused on Chinese cooking traditions and practices; 45 Omick Education of Western Cuisine and Pastry centers, providing instruction in Western culinary arts such as baking, desserts, international cuisines, bartending, and barista skills; 33 Xinhua Internet Technology Education facilities; 22 Wisezone Data Technology Education centers delivering information and internet technology curricula specifically for junior college and university students; 38 Wontone Automotive Education centers, offering practical training in auto repair and various other automotive services, including vehicle commerce; a single On-mind Fashion & Beauty Education center dedicated to fostering skills for professionals in the fashion and beauty industries; and 20 Cuisine Academy branded centers, which offer bespoke catering experiences across Mainland China and Hong Kong. Beyond its core vocational schools, the company also offers data technology educational services and is involved in technology development, consulting, and promotional activities. Established in 1988, China East Education Holdings Limited maintains its headquarters in Hefei, China.
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