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Trades about 82% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Wei Yuan Holdings Limited, an investment holding entity headquartered in Singapore, specializes in providing a diverse range of civil engineering services within the nation. The company's core operations involve contractual work for the installation of critical infrastructure, including power cables, telecommunication and fiber optic networks, and sewerage pipeline systems. It also performs road milling and resurfacing, alongside offering various ancillary and support services. Beyond direct engineering tasks, Wei Yuan provides technical advisory support for cable pulling and operates a comprehensive leasing service for heavy vehicles and specialized equipment, such as prime movers, low-bed trailers, self-loaders, lorry cranes, tipper trucks, water tankers, and truck-mounted attenuators. The company's commercial activities also encompass the distribution of tools and devices, including personal protective equipment, diesel, and construction materials, as well as the sale of milled waste to asphalt premix manufacturers. Wei Yuan serves a broad clientele, including energy utility companies, telecommunication providers, and contractors engaged in numerous infrastructure development projects. Founded in 1991, the company operates as a subsidiary of WG International (BVI) Limited.
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