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Trades about 65% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Binjiang Service Group Co. Ltd. delivers an extensive array of property management and related solutions across the People's Republic of China. Its core property management offerings encompass vital services such as security, cleaning, landscaping, repairs, maintenance, and various ancillary support functions for diverse property types, including residential complexes, commercial establishments, office towers, corporate premises, public facilities, industrial parks, and government buildings. Beyond these fundamental services, the company provides value-added offerings tailored to different clients. For non-property owners, primarily developers, these include pre-delivery consultations, advisory services, and community area management. For property owners, the company facilitates property sales and leasing, offers parking space and storage unit sales, and provides home living services, interior design, custom furnishing, and facility enhancement and upkeep. Additionally, Binjiang Service Group is involved in the sale of furniture, parking spots, and storage units, alongside offering decoration services and comprehensive advertisement solutions covering design, production, distribution, and brokerage. The company serves a wide clientele, including property owners and their residents, property developers, and other property management enterprises. Founded in 1995, the company is based in Hangzhou, China, and operates as a subsidiary of Great Dragon Ventures Limited.
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