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Trades about 3,931% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
China Art Financial Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding company, offering specialized financial services within the art market across the People's Republic of China. The company's operations are divided into three core areas: the pawning of art and other valuables, the auctioning of art and assets, and the outright sale of art and assets. It grants secured loans where artworks and other tangible items serve as collateral. Its portfolio of accepted art collateral primarily features zisha pottery, alongside paintings, calligraphic pieces, and various jewelries. Moreover, the firm provides online art auction capabilities. Established in 2004, this Yixing, PRC-based entity is a subsidiary of Intelligenesis Investment Co., Ltd.
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