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Trades about 26% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
China World Trade Center Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise specializing in integrated commercial property developments. Its extensive property holdings encompass a variety of ventures, including the China World Offices, providing dedicated workspaces, and the expansive China World Mall, home to approximately 300 unique retail outlets. The company also operates several luxury hospitality venues, such as the China World Hotel, which offers 584 rooms and 69 apartment suites, and the sophisticated China World Summit Wing, featuring 278 guestrooms and suites alongside multiple dining establishments, two bars, a lounge, four private dining venues, a spa, a health club, and comprehensive event facilities for meetings, banquets, and weddings. Additionally, Hotel Jen in Beijing provides 450 guestrooms. The portfolio further extends to residential offerings like China World Apartments, strategically co-located with diverse shopping, hotel, and office amenities. It also includes the China World Century Towers, which comprise two 25-story residential towers housing a total of 378 units, and the China World Exhibition halls. Beyond property ownership, the company delivers a comprehensive suite of management services. These cover commercial, residential, and hotel properties, as well as health club operations. Its service offerings also include property management consulting, training programs for property managers, interior and exterior design and refurbishment, and the installation and ongoing maintenance of mechanical and electrical systems. Established in 1985 and headquartered in Beijing, China World Trade Center Co., Ltd. operates as a subsidiary of China World Trade Center Ltd.
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