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Trades about 1,128% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
China State Construction Development Holdings Limited, an investment holding firm founded in 1969 and based in Chai Wan, Hong Kong, conducts its operations across Hong Kong, Mainland China, and international markets. The company's diverse activities are organized into three main segments: Facade Contracting Works, General Contracting Works, and Operating Management. Under Facade Contracting Works, it specializes in the entire lifecycle of curtain wall systems, from design and engineering to manufacturing and installation, also supplying curtain walls, aluminum windows, and related building products. Its General Contracting Works segment covers general construction services, building projects, and comprehensive project management. The Operating Management segment provides urban planning and management consultation, engineering and project advisory services, alongside corporate secretarial, management, and business development support. Beyond these core areas, the company also engages in property holding, the generation and distribution of heat and electricity, and coal trading. Formerly known as Far East Global Group Limited, the company adopted its current name in March 2019 and operates as a subsidiary of Add Treasure Holdings Limited.
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