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Trades about 236% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Shanghai, China, Y.U.D.Yangtze River Investment Industry Co.,Ltd. is a prominent provider of logistics services across the nation. Its operations extend beyond core logistics, encompassing a wide array of business sectors. These include strategic industrial investments and domestic commerce. The company is also active in real estate development and its subsequent management. Furthermore, it offers comprehensive international freight forwarding services via maritime, air, and land routes, alongside warehousing solutions. Rounding out its portfolio are property management offerings and expert information consulting services. The firm was established in 1997.
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