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Trades about 1,418% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Goldpac Group Limited, an investment holding company, provides embedded software, secure payment products, and smart financial self-service kiosks in the Mainland China and internationally. The company operates through Embedded Software and Secure Payment Products; and Platform and Service segments. It also offers financial smart, merchant retail, business application, and social security card; and intelligent terminal solutions, such as financial, social security, and government smart terminal; and fintech services comprising internet image review platform, DIY bank card, benefits redemption platform, and digital marketing and risk control products for banks. In addition, the company provides data processing, digital equipment, system platform, and other solutions for customers in a range of business sectors, including financial, retails, social security, healthcare, and transportation, etc. Further, it involves in property holding activities; provision of logistical auxiliary services; information technology research and development consultancy services; and computer software and hardware, as well as network technology research and development services. Goldpac Group Limited was founded in 1993 and is based in Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
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