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Trades about 101% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
OneForce Holdings Limited, through its group of companies, delivers information technology services across the People's Republic of China. The firm's business is organized into three primary divisions: Software and Solutions, Technical Services, and Products. The Software and Solutions segment is dedicated to conceiving, deploying, improving, and updating software platforms specifically for electricity grid and distribution enterprises. Its Technical Services division offers ongoing support and maintenance for the software systems that have been supplied. Complementing this, the Products segment handles the sale of software systems, along with related hardware and replacement parts. Furthermore, OneForce also participates in the funding, development, and management of smart urban infrastructure projects. The company's diverse client base includes entities in the energy sector, governmental agencies, and various private corporations. OneForce Holdings Limited was established in 2016 and its main office is located in Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
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