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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Eternity Investment Limited functions as an investment holding entity, with its primary activities centered on the divestment of financial assets and providing money lending services. The company's business operations are organized into four distinct segments: Property Investment, Sale of Financial Assets, Money Lending, and Sale of Jewelry Products. Beyond these core areas, Eternity Investment is also involved in the design and retail of jewelry, along with leasing various rental properties. Its diverse portfolio further extends to managing a membership-exclusive golf club and resort, offering recreational and wellness amenities. Additionally, the company provides property development and management services, and oversees the operation of a cultural forum alongside related cultural events. Its global footprint includes operations in Hong Kong, Australia, Europe, mainland China, and the United States. Established in 1999, Eternity Investment Limited, headquartered in Central, Hong Kong, adopted its current name in June 2010, having previously traded as China Star Investment Holdings Limited.
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