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Trades about 100% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
As an investment holding company, Sino-Ocean Group Holding Limited's core business involves real estate development and investment within the People's Republic of China. The firm constructs residential properties and allocates capital to various ventures, including office buildings, retail centers, integrated commercial complexes, and logistics facilities. Its comprehensive service portfolio also covers property management, commercial operations, community enhancement initiatives, renovation, advisory services, land planning, landscape design, specialized elderly care, senior housing solutions, property sales agency, and upfitting services. Furthermore, the group participates in environmental technology businesses. Established in Beijing, PRC, in 1993, the company was formerly known as Sino-Ocean Land Holdings Limited before adopting its current name in May 2016.
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