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Trades about 56% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
ICO Group Limited functions as an investment holding firm, specializing in providing information technology (IT) application services to institutional and corporate clients across Hong Kong and internationally. The company structures its diverse operations through several key segments: IT Application and Solution Development Services, IT Infrastructure Solutions Services, IT Secondment Services, IT Maintenance and Support Services, and Property Leasing and E-commerce Business. Its activities encompass the design and deployment of tailored IT applications, as well as the sourcing of third-party hardware and software. Additionally, ICO Group delivers comprehensive IT infrastructure solutions, complete with the sale of related hardware and software. The company also extends services such as IT staff secondment, ongoing maintenance, and support, alongside offering property rental and online trading platform solutions. It serves a wide array of industries, including banking, finance, insurance, government departments, regulatory bodies, telecommunications, retail, logistics, media, education, construction, and manufacturing. Established in 1992, ICO Group Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Kowloon, Hong Kong.
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