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Trades about 103% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Dexin Services Group Limited, established in 2001 and headquartered in Hangzhou, China, operates as a subsidiary of Shengfu International Limited. The company specializes in delivering comprehensive property management solutions throughout Zhejiang. Its core services encompass vital functions like security, cleaning, landscaping, and repair and maintenance, catering to property developers, individual owners, and residents. Dexin manages a diverse portfolio, ranging from residential properties to various non-residential sites, including commercial complexes, office buildings, schools, hospitals, industrial facilities, and municipal infrastructures. Furthermore, the company offers specialized property-related services for developers, such as sales office management, preliminary planning and design consultation, property inspections and remediation, and commercial advisory. For property owners and residents, Dexin enhances community living with value-added provisions like smart community solutions, property sales and assistance, common area enhancements, clubhouse services, home decoration, and localized retail and domestic support. Environmental cleaning and commercial operational services also form part of their extensive offering.
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