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Trades about 55% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
COSCO SHIPPING Specialized Carriers Co., Ltd. operates as a prominent maritime transportation enterprise. The company boasts a diverse fleet of approximately 100 specialized vessels, comprising multi-purpose, heavy lift, semi-submersible, pure car, log, and asphalt carriers. It specializes in moving complex and oversized cargo, such as oil rigs, specialized engineering craft, port equipment, locomotives, wind turbine components, and bridge cranes. Moreover, it maintains regular liner services connecting the Far East with a broad array of international destinations, including Southeast Asia/India, the Mediterranean Sea/Europe, the Persian Gulf/Red Sea, Africa, the Americas, and Australia. Founded in Guangzhou, China, in 1961, the company initially operated as Guangzhou Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd. Today, it functions as a key subsidiary of China Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd.
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