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Trades about 144% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating as an investment holding company, Xiangxing International Holding Limited primarily engages in the provision of comprehensive intra-port, logistics, and supply chain management solutions. Its operations are centered within the People's Republic of China. The firm's diverse service portfolio encompasses essential on-dock support and container handling, alongside import/export customs brokerage, and overland transport for containers and bulk stone materials. Beyond these core services, it also conducts trading activities involving construction supplies and vehicle components. Established in 1999, the enterprise maintains its corporate headquarters in Xiamen, China.
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