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Trades about 100% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
As an investment holding company, China SCE Group Holdings Limited primarily conducts its business within the People's Republic of China, with a strong focus on the real estate sector. Its activities involve the full spectrum of property development, encompassing residential, commercial, cultural tourism, and industrial properties, alongside property investment and management. The group also generates revenue from apartment rentals and oversees the operation of various facilities, including shopping centers, residential and public amenities, educational institutions, and health management services. Furthermore, it provides financial services such as fund management and investment, and engages in the trading of construction materials. The company, headquartered in Shanghai, PRC, was founded in 1987 and adopted its present name in July 2018, having previously been known as China SCE Property Holdings Limited. It functions as a subsidiary of Newup Holdings Limited.
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