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Trades about 75% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
JD Logistics, Inc., an investment holding entity, offers a comprehensive suite of supply chain and logistical solutions throughout the People's Republic of China. Its extensive range of services includes warehousing and distribution, expedited parcel and freight conveyance, specialized handling for bulky items, temperature-controlled (cold chain) shipping, and international cross-border logistics. The company also manages both domestic and global transportation and delivery operations. Furthermore, JD Logistics provides supplementary services like installment plans, after-sales care and maintenance, advanced logistics technology, and advertising support. Its diverse clientele encompasses sectors such as fast-moving consumer goods, household appliances and furniture, apparel, 3C products, the automotive industry, and perishable agricultural items. Established in 2021, the firm maintains its principal office in Beijing, PRC.
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