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Trades about 722% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guangdong Join-Share Financing Guarantee Investment Co., Ltd., established in 2003 and headquartered in Foshan, China, specializes in providing a range of credit-focused financial solutions tailored to meet the business and funding requirements of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the People's Republic of China. The company's operations are primarily structured into two distinct areas: Guarantees and SME Lending. Within its Guarantees division, Guangdong Join-Share offers an array of assurance products, encompassing both direct and indirect financing guarantees. It also extends non-financing guarantees, such as performance bonds, litigation bonds, construction contract bonds, and other contractual assurances. Additionally, this segment delivers advisory services to its guarantee clientele, including SMEs and individual business proprietors, focusing on debt management, internal control optimization, and risk assessment. The SME Lending segment provides loans along with related financial consultation services to SMEs, micro-enterprises, and their owners. It further extends micro-lending facilities to individual business proprietors and private citizens. Beyond these core offerings, the company is involved in investment and general consulting, offers microcredit, supply chain financing, factoring services, and develops digital technology solutions.
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