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Trades about 100% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
As an investment holding company, Redco Properties Group Limited primarily focuses on real estate development and property investment within the People's Republic of China. Its operations span several key regions, including the Greater Western Taiwan Straits Economic Zone, Central and Western Regions, Bohai Economic Rim, and the Greater Bay Area, alongside other unspecified areas. The company constructs both residential and commercial properties. Beyond its core real estate business, Redco Properties Group provides a diverse array of services. These encompass construction-related activities such as design, cost consultation, and project management, as well as construction and land reclamation. The firm also offers medical and healthcare services, cultural product design consulting, and engages in cultural, educational, and sports initiatives, including the management of cultural tourism ventures. Furthermore, its portfolio extends to property management, building decoration, telecommunications, trading, various consultancy services, enterprise management, and software innovation. Established in 1992, Redco Properties Group maintains its headquarters in Shenzhen, PRC.
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