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Trades about 194% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Huayu Expressway Group Limited operates as an investment holding firm, primarily involved in funding, developing, running, and overseeing infrastructure initiatives throughout the People's Republic of China. Its operations are divided into three main areas: the Sui-Yue Expressway, the Qing Ping Expressway, and its Liquor and Spirits business. The company is responsible for the construction, management, and operation of both the Sui-Yue Expressway, a dual three-lane highway, and the six-lane Qing Ping Expressway. Furthermore, it distributes alcoholic beverages, including liquor and spirits, under the brand names Huamaojiu and Xijiushaofang, and provides administrative support services. Established in 2009, Huayu Expressway Group Limited is headquartered in Yueyang, PRC, and functions as a subsidiary of Velocity International Limited.
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