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Trades about 107% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Logan Group Company Limited (3380.HK) functions as an investment holding entity, primarily engaged as a comprehensive property developer within the People's Republic of China. Its operations are diversified across four key business divisions: Property Development, Property Leasing, Construction and Decoration Contracts and Others, and Urban Redevelopment. The Property Development division focuses on creating and marketing residential properties and commercial retail spaces, alongside selling land parcels designated for future development. The Property Leasing division manages the rental of commercial offices, retail outlets, and hotel accommodations. The Construction and Decoration Contracts and Others division undertakes the construction of office buildings and residential structures, in addition to offering decoration services to external clients and interior design solutions to its own property purchasers. Its Urban Redevelopment segment is responsible for the disposition of land designated for urban renewal projects. Established in 1996, the company adopted its current name, Logan Group Company Limited, in June 2020, having previously been known as Logan Property Holdings Company Limited. Headquartered in Shenzhen, PRC, Logan Group operates as a subsidiary under Junxi Investments Limited.
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