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Trades about 235% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Winning Health Technology Group Co., Ltd. specializes in delivering comprehensive information technology solutions to hospitals and various medical service organizations throughout China. Their services cover the entire lifecycle of IT provision, from initial design, planning, and strategic consulting to development, system deployment, ongoing maintenance, and operational management. These advanced solutions are instrumental in establishing intelligent hospital environments, as well as powering regional, community, and public healthcare oversight platforms, medical insurance systems, and a broad spectrum of other health services. Founded in Shanghai, China, in 1994, the company was initially known as Shanghai Kingstar Winning Software Co., Ltd. before officially adopting its current name in January 2016.
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