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Trades about 100% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sunshine 100 China Holdings Ltd is a real estate firm operating in the People's Republic of China, engaged in property investment, development, and management. Its diverse operations are structured into five key divisions. One segment specializes in the creation and sale of integrated business complexes. Another distinct division manages the development and sales of residential properties, as well as land development for comprehensive residential communities. The company also generates income from its Investment Properties segment, which is responsible for leasing out office and commercial spaces. Property management and hotel services are provided through its Property Management and Hotel Operation segment. Additionally, the Light-Asset Operation segment offers property selling agency and brand licensing services. Founded in 2007, the company maintains its headquarters in Beijing, PRC, and functions as a subsidiary of Joywise Holdings Limited.
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