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Trades about 8,338% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Wealthy Way Group Limited operates as an investment holding company, primarily focused on delivering a range of financial services across mainland China and Hong Kong. The firm provides financial leasing, factoring, and advisory solutions to both individuals and corporate clients. Its comprehensive service portfolio extends to offering small loans, facilitating loan processes, and providing asset and investment management (including related advisory services). Additionally, the company engages in securities dealing and broking, alongside various other financial offerings. Further expanding its scope, Wealthy Way provides sale-and-leaseback arrangements, microfinance, and supplementary loan facilitation services, in addition to marketing and direct money lending activities. The company caters to a diverse clientele, which includes aviation companies, healthcare providers, and suppliers of energy-saving equipment. Established in 2012, the group maintains its headquarters in Wanchai, Hong Kong, and functions as a subsidiary of Wealthy Rise Investment Limited.
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