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Trades about 293% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Seazen Group Limited, along with its affiliated entities, operates primarily as a real estate developer and investor across the People's Republic of China. Its core activities involve the development, investment, and sale of various properties, with a particular focus on residential communities and integrated commercial-residential complexes. The company also provides management services for commercial assets. As of December 31, 2021, Seazen Group commanded a substantial land bank, totaling approximately 138 million square meters. Beyond its foundational property business, the company diversifies its operations into several other areas. These include asset operation and management, information technology services, and the management of both children's entertainment facilities and cinemas. Furthermore, Seazen Group is involved in financial services, offering securities and futures brokerage, money lending, and advisory and dealing services for securities. Its extensive portfolio also encompasses architectural design and the manufacturing and distribution of automotive components. Established in 1996 and based in Shanghai, China, the company underwent a name change in November 2019, transitioning from its former identity as Future Land Development Holdings Limited to Seazen Group Limited. It functions as a subsidiary of Wealth Zone Hong Kong Investments Limited.
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