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Trades about 956% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ulferts International Limited operates as an investment holding company that specializes in the retail and wholesale distribution of furniture across Hong Kong. The company's comprehensive product line includes a wide variety of home furnishings such as mattresses, pillows, sofas, beds, cabinets, dining tables, chairs, wardrobes, coffee tables, sideboards, and other related accessories. These items are primarily offered under the Ulfenbo brand and are accessible through various channels, including Dormire specialty stores, an extensive network of independent dealers, dedicated Ulfenbo counters in department stores, temporary pop-up shops, and promotional roadshows. Furthermore, Ulferts provides space-saving furniture solutions via its 'at home' retail outlets. Beyond its consumer-facing operations, the company delivers specialized services to corporate clients, encompassing the planning, design, procurement, and installation of custom-made furniture. It also assists with group tenancy agency and acts as a liaison for project-based customers. As of March 31, 2022, Ulferts maintained a significant retail footprint, managing 28 points-of-sale under distinct brand names such as Ulferts Signature, Ulferts, at.home, Ulfenbo, Dormire, and Slumberland. Established in 1975 and headquartered in Wanchai, Hong Kong, Ulferts International Limited is a subsidiary of Ulferts International Group Holdings Limited.
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