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Trades about 136% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Royal Deluxe Holdings Limited operates as an investment holding entity, primarily delivering formwork installation and associated support services across Hong Kong. The company undertakes significant formwork construction for a range of architectural developments and civil engineering endeavors. Beyond its foundational services, it also engages in the advancement of construction technology, provides rental services for table forms along with related offerings, and furnishes interior fit-out and engineering design solutions. Additionally, the company maintains a portfolio of property holdings and investment activities. Its clientele is broad, encompassing governmental bodies, public transport authorities, the airport authority, and various real estate developers. Founded in 1994, the firm's headquarters are situated in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, and it functions as a subsidiary of Wang K M Limited.
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