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Trades about 65% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Nanjing, China, in 1992, Nanjing Gaoke Company Limited operates as a diversified enterprise with its core business centered on real estate development, particularly commercial and residential properties across China. The company's extensive operations also encompass significant infrastructure projects, including community revitalization, the construction of new roads, and the development of mountain parks. It provides a comprehensive range of construction and engineering services, such as residential building, municipal engineering (including supervision), landscaping, wastewater treatment, and water utility provisions. Additionally, the firm offers property management, land utilization planning, architectural and engineering design, and environmental protection project implementation. Beyond these activities, Nanjing Gaoke is actively engaged in a broad spectrum of investment ventures, including industrial investment, venture capital, securities trading, and offering investment management and consulting. A key part of its financial services includes providing financing support to small and medium-sized technology firms and emerging startups. Further diversifying its portfolio, the company manufactures and distributes both traditional Chinese and Western pharmaceutical preparations, offers medical and healthcare advisory services, and provides property leasing options.
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