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Trades about 37% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Goldstream Investment Limited operates as an investment holding company with primary activities in investment management (IM) and strategic direct investments (SDI), serving clients across mainland China, Hong Kong, the United States, and internationally. Its IM division provides advisory services for securities and asset management, conducts securities trading, and builds the essential infrastructure for investment systems. Separately, the SDI segment involves the company's direct proprietary investments within the financial markets. Beyond its core financial services, Goldstream also offers technology solutions, including information and telecommunications system networking, data communications technology, and marketing and technical support for telecommunications enterprises. The company additionally manages customer support call centers and various back-office functions. It caters to a broad customer base, including telecommunications service providers and a wide array of non-telecom industries such as finance, broadcasting, social welfare, hospitality, beauty, education, IT, banking, and real estate development. Founded in 2000 and based in Central, Hong Kong, the company adopted its current name in July 2019, having previously been known as International Elite Ltd.
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