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Trades about 55% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Genertec Universal Medical Group Company Limited, founded in 1984 and based in Beijing, China, provides extensive financing and advisory services across the People's Republic of China, alongside operating a significant healthcare business. The company's operations are segmented into two primary divisions. The Finance and Advisory segment delivers a range of services including direct finance leasing, sale-and-leaseback arrangements, factoring, operating leases, and various advisory offerings. Meanwhile, its Hospital Group segment focuses on providing medical care, managing hospitals and healthcare facilities, and conducting import, export, and general trading of medical-related goods. Beyond these core areas, Genertec Universal Medical also engages in medical technology development, hospital digitalization, construction, and management services, as well as property management and medical consulting. The company serves a diverse clientele, encompassing patients, hospitals, medical equipment suppliers, and other public sector organizations. In July 2018, the company adopted its current name, having previously operated as Universal Medical Financial & Technical Advisory Services Company Limited.
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