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Trades about 43% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Youngor Group Co.,Ltd is a multifaceted conglomerate operating both within China and across international markets. Its primary activities include real estate development and financial investments. Within its real estate division, the company not only constructs properties but also provides services in hotel management, tourism development, and healthcare. Beyond property, Youngor maintains a significant presence in the textile industry, specializing in the spinning of wool, hemp, and cotton, and manufacturing a diverse range of apparel such as formal wear, casual shirts, T-shirts, and trousers. Further diversifying its portfolio, the company is involved in the trading of various commodities, including oil, chemical products, iron, steel, non-ferrous metals, and agricultural goods. Its operations also extend to the automotive trading and logistics sectors. Established in 1979, Youngor Group Co.,Ltd is headquartered in Ningbo, China.
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