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Trades about 3,224% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
State Energy Group International Assets Holdings Limited, an investment holding enterprise founded in 1972 and headquartered in Hung Hom, Hong Kong, conducts business across several distinct segments. The company's primary operations involve the procurement, outsourced manufacturing, and distribution of clothing and athletic wear, serving markets in mainland China, Hong Kong, and various African nations. This includes the sale of specific apparel items like wax print fabrics. Additionally, its Property Investment division is active in acquiring and leasing various real estate assets, such as commercial spaces and parking facilities. The firm also offers marketing solutions and orchestrates promotional events through its Marketing Services segment. The company adopted its current name in June 2017, having previously operated as Takson Holdings Limited.
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