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Trades about 311% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Shanghai, China, Dazhong Transportation (Group) Co., Ltd. operates as a comprehensive enterprise with a principal commitment to passenger transport services throughout the nation. Its core business revolves around taxi services and vehicle rentals. The company further delivers a range of advanced technological solutions supporting the transportation industry, including mobile internet travel platforms, specialized taxi pricing meters, sophisticated intelligent vehicle dispatch systems, GPS/GPRS tracking equipment, and integrated call center infrastructure. A significant part of its operations involves the research, development, production, sales, and servicing of traffic information applications. Beyond urban transport, Dazhong also manages inter-provincial coach services and private chartered flights. Its broad operational scope extends to advertising services, financial loans, and auctioneering for diverse assets such as real estate, motor vehicles, equity, materials, equipment, and art. Furthermore, the group is involved in property development, hotel management, travel and logistics provisions, driving instruction, conference center operations, used car sales, market oversight, and vehicle upkeep. Originally founded in 1988 as Shanghai Dazhong Taxi Co., Ltd., the company transitioned to its present name, Dazhong Transportation (Group) Co., Ltd., during the same year.
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