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Trades about 72% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
China Jinmao Holdings Group Limited, established in 2004 and headquartered in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, functions as an investment holding enterprise primarily engaged in real estate and hotel ventures within Mainland China. Its business is structured into four main divisions. The City and Property Development division focuses on the construction of urban complexes, individual properties, and land. Through its Commercial Leasing and Retail Operations, the company oversees the rental of office and commercial retail premises, managing a portfolio of twelve investment properties covering approximately 0.80 million square meters. The Hotel Operations segment provides upscale accommodation and dining services, operating ten luxury hotels with a combined total of 3,968 guest rooms. The "Others" segment includes property management, design and decoration services, and an observation deck. Additionally, the company is involved in the technology and services sector. Across its city operations, property development, commercial leasing, retail, and hotel activities, China Jinmao Holdings Group is actively participating in 334 projects. The company adopted its present name in September 2015, having previously traded as Franshion Properties (China) Limited.
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