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Trades about 21% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
UOA Development Bhd, an investment holding firm based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, primarily engages in real estate development, construction, and investment activities across Malaysia. The company is responsible for building a range of residential and commercial properties. Beyond its core property ventures, UOA Development also manages and operates a diverse portfolio, including hotels, serviced apartments, and shared office spaces. It additionally functions as a civil contractor. Furthermore, the company has a substantial presence in the healthcare sector, offering a wide array of services. These encompass administrative healthcare support, specialized medical and dental consultation and treatment, and the retail of pharmaceutical, medical, and orthopedic products through dedicated stores. It operates Chinese medical, acupuncture, and physiotherapy centers, trades in traditional Chinese medicines, and markets various healthcare and beauty products. Additionally, it runs an aesthetics center and provides post-hospitalization and senior care services. The company's operations extend to managing and maintaining pedestrian bridges and commercial lifts for advertising purposes, as well as delivering education, training, and consultancy services. Founded in 1987, UOA Development Bhd operates as a subsidiary of UOA Holdings Sdn Bhd.
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