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Trades about 182% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Tysan Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding company, primarily concentrating on foundation piling, site investigation, and property development and investment activities throughout the People's Republic of China. The firm delivers a wide array of foundation piling services, including bored, driven, socketed H, and mini piling, in addition to preboring, pile cap and basement construction, diaphragm wall, and shoring solutions. Its scope of work also extends to footing, ground investigation, site preparation, demolition, landslip prevention and slope stabilization, road and drainage infrastructure, and various minor construction projects. Beyond construction, Tysan is involved in the sale and rental of diverse tower cranes. It actively develops and invests in various commercial and residential real estate properties and offers extensive property management services. These services span tenancy oversight, security, concierge, value-added services, fire consultancy, risk assessment, repair and maintenance, cleaning, environmental protection, hygiene and safety management, landscape management, car park operations, and clubhouse administration. Furthermore, the company provides property consultancy services, corporate management, engineering expertise, and machinery hiring and trading services. The entity, initially known as Hong Kong International Construction Investment Management Group Co., Limited, rebranded as Tysan Holdings Limited in August 2019. Established in 1991, Tysan Holdings Limited maintains its headquarters in Hong Kong and operates as a subsidiary of Times Holdings II Limited.
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