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Trades about 54% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
SITC International Holdings Company Limited is a prominent logistics and maritime shipping firm, delivering end-to-end transportation and supply chain services across Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Southeast Asia, and various international markets. Its operations are structured into two main divisions: Container Shipping and Logistics, which encompasses container transportation, freight management, shipping agency services, and warehousing; and Dry Bulk and Other Services, which provides dry bulk vessel and land leasing, alongside air freight solutions. As of December 31, 2021, SITC maintained a sizable fleet comprising 96 vessels with an overall capacity of 143,115 TEU. This included 68 proprietary vessels capable of carrying 103,663 TEU, supplemented by 28 chartered vessels with a capacity of 39,452 TEU. Additionally, it operated five dry bulk vessels totaling 362,000 tons. The company's comprehensive offerings also span container and vessel chartering and ownership, technological assistance, container upkeep, customs declaration, and diverse multimodal transport options. Founded in 1991, SITC is headquartered in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, and operates as a subsidiary of Resourceful Link Management Limited.
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