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Trades about 767% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Wangfujing Group Co., Ltd. primarily operates within the Chinese retail sector, managing a diverse portfolio of commercial establishments. These include traditional department stores, large-scale shopping centers, specialized outlets, and grocery supermarkets. Beyond its core retail functions, the company also participates in the real estate leasing business. By the close of 2020 on December 31st, its operational footprint extended to roughly 55 locations distributed across 33 different cities. Established in 1955, the firm's headquarters are situated in Beijing, China.
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