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Trades about 100% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Times China Holdings Limited, an investment holding firm, operates as a real estate developer across the People's Republic of China. Its business activities are categorized into three main divisions: Property Development, Urban Redevelopment Business, and Property Leasing. The Property Development arm is dedicated to the construction and sale of both residential and commercial properties. Through its Urban Redevelopment Business segment, the company handles the disposition of land earmarked for development, alongside other related ventures. The Property Leasing division focuses on the development, rental, and sub-leasing of commercial properties, which may be owned by the company or by independent third parties. Additionally, Times China provides money lending and consulting management services. As of December 31, 2021, the firm held a land reserve totaling approximately 19.9 million square meters. Established in 1999, the company, formerly known as Times Property (Holdings) Co., Limited, adopted its current name, Times China Holdings Limited, in February 2018. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Guangzhou, China.
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