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Trades about 89% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Midland Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding firm with a core business centered on real estate brokerage throughout Hong Kong, Macau, and mainland China. The company's services extend to both residential properties and various non-residential sectors, including industrial, commercial, and retail spaces. Its comprehensive offerings also feature money lending, detailed project planning, commercial property administration, and strategic marketing and sales development. Additionally, Midland Holdings provides surveying, property leasing, and general property management services. The company further offers immigration advisory, specialized surveying consultations—which cover valuation, development studies, sales, marketing, tender processes, and project auctions—and operates an online platform. Moreover, it engages in property investment and delivers marketing and referral support for international real estate developments. Founded in 1973, Midland Holdings Limited maintains its principal office in Central, Hong Kong.
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