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Trades about 35% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CK Asset Holdings Limited functions as a global real estate developer with operations spanning Hong Kong, mainland China, Singapore, the United Kingdom, continental Europe, Australia, Canada, and the United States. Its diversified property portfolio encompasses the leasing of commercial spaces (including office, industrial, and retail units), residential property investment and construction, alongside the management of pubs, hotels, and serviced accommodations. Beyond real estate, the company's activities extend to property and project management, aircraft leasing, investments in infrastructure and utility assets, financial services, and real estate agency functions. Previously known as Cheung Kong Property Holdings Limited, the firm adopted its current name, CK Asset Holdings Limited, in September 2017. Established in 2015, its headquarters are situated in Central, Hong Kong.
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