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Trades about 67% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
C&D Property Management Group Co. Limited, an investment holding firm, specializes in delivering comprehensive property management solutions for both residential and commercial properties throughout the People's Republic of China. Its fundamental services cover a broad spectrum, including landscaping, gardening, maintaining public order, cleaning, security, parking administration, and the upkeep and repair of shared facilities. Beyond these core offerings, the company extends a range of community-focused value-added services. These encompass household support like cleaning and maintenance, bulk purchasing, and home aesthetics. It also facilitates real estate brokerage and asset management, generates revenue from public spaces through leasing and advertising, and provides specialized care for the elderly and health-related offerings. Furthermore, C&D Property Management Group develops and operates smart community solutions, such as intelligent property management system design and mobile application services. The company also offers business-to-business value-added services, advising property developers and other non-owners during the development and construction phases, alongside providing reception, order maintenance, and cleaning support. Established in 1995 and headquartered in Xiamen, PRC, the company operates as a subsidiary of Well Land International Limited.
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