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Trades about 116% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shanghai Yuyuan Tourist Mart (Group) Co., Ltd., based in Shanghai, China, is a diversified enterprise primarily engaged in the tourism and financial sectors. Its operations span a wide array of activities, including the entire process of designing, manufacturing, processing, wholesaling, and retailing precious items such as gold, silver, platinum, and diamond jewelry, alongside traditional products like jadeware, arts, and crafts. Beyond luxury goods, the company actively manages catering businesses and restaurants, operates various department stores, and distributes a diverse range of merchandise. This includes hardware, electrical products, chemical raw materials and associated products, metal supplies, construction and decoration materials, and furniture, which it sells through wholesale and retail channels. Furthermore, Shanghai Yuyuan provides a suite of professional services, encompassing catering business management, general corporate administration, investment and asset management, socio-economic consulting, organization of large-scale events, and exhibition services. Its extensive portfolio also features real estate development and operations, property leasing, comprehensive property management, e-commerce initiatives, and a broad spectrum of international trade activities, such as import and export of goods and technologies, re-export trade, offset trade, and consignment services. Founded in 1896, this long-standing company operates as a subsidiary of Fosun International Limited.
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