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Trades about 33% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Orient Securities Company Limited, a comprehensive financial services firm established in Shanghai, People's Republic of China, in 1997, conducts its operations through several core divisions: Securities Sales and Trading, Investment Management, Brokerage and Securities Financing, and Investment Banking. The company offers an extensive suite of services, starting with fundamental securities and futures brokerage, alongside crucial financial facilities such as margin financing and securities lending. It actively engages in proprietary securities trading and provides expert investment advisory across various asset classes. The firm's asset management capabilities encompass fund management, private equity, bond and industrial investments, and project investment. For corporations, Orient Securities facilitates capital market access through securities underwriting and sponsorship, in addition to offering corporate finance advisory services and asset securitization. It further distinguishes itself with specialized offerings including cross-border financial solutions, fixed-income products, short selling, stock pledging, and services related to over-the-counter markets, stock options, and equity innovation. Its comprehensive portfolio is rounded out by research, prime brokerage (PB), services tailored for foreign institutional investors, equity trading, credit operations, and the agency sale of diverse financial products.
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