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Trades about 152% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Chanhigh Holdings Limited, functioning as an investment holding company, delivers construction and maintenance solutions for landscape and municipal projects across the People's Republic of China. The firm's activities are organized into four main divisions: Landscape Construction, Municipal Works Construction, Building Works, and a segment simply termed "Others." The Landscape Construction division manages both public and private landscaping initiatives, involving elements such as tree planting, land re-layout, foundational groundwork for scenic designs, and the creation of parks. The Municipal Works Construction segment primarily engages in infrastructure assignments for local governments, including the development of municipal roads and the installation of water and lighting utilities. The Building Works section is responsible for erecting diverse structures like service stations, auto repair facilities, corporate offices, and temporary storage units. Additionally, the "Others" segment encompasses services such as ongoing maintenance, preservation of heritage sites, renovation endeavors, and acting as an agent in the trade of construction materials. Founded in 2001, Chanhigh Holdings Limited has its headquarters situated in Ningbo, PRC.
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