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Trades about 111% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
BAIC Motor Corporation Limited, together with its affiliated companies, is primarily engaged in the production and sale of passenger automobiles within the People's Republic of China. The company's diverse vehicle lineup includes luxury passenger cars, premium commercial vehicles, mid-range and high-end passenger models, and vehicles sold under its proprietary brands. In addition to finished vehicles, it supplies crucial automotive parts, such as engines, powertrains, and various other components. BAIC Motor is also deeply involved in the research and development of passenger vehicles and provides comprehensive after-sales support. Furthermore, its operations encompass the manufacturing of core vehicle parts, as well as offering car financing and investment management services. The company's products are distributed under well-known brand names like Beijing Brand, Beijing Benz, Beijing Hyundai, and Fujian Benz. Established in 1958, BAIC Motor Corporation Limited is headquartered in Beijing, PRC.
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