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Trades about 2,041% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating as an investment holding company, Hong Kong Johnson Holdings Co., Ltd. delivers extensive environmental hygiene solutions to both public and private sector clients across Hong Kong. Its diverse services include the comprehensive cleaning and upkeep of buildings, which involves waste disposal and pest control. The firm is also responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of parks and recreation centers. Furthermore, it undertakes street sanitation, offering everything from routine cleaning and deep cleaning to full refuse management and collection. For institutions, the company provides tailored cleaning, waste management, and pest control services. Rounding out its offerings are janitorial support, disinfection, sanitization, and various other specialized cleaning tasks. Established in 1979, the company's base of operations is located in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong.
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