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Trades about 54% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TangShan Port Group Co.,Ltd, together with its subsidiaries, provides transportation and warehousing services in China. The company offers port loading and unloading storage, transportation logistics, bonded warehousing, port comprehensive services, and other related business types. It also provides bulk cargo transportation for ore, coal, steel, sand, gravel, and water slag. In addition, the company is involved in retail business, as well as harbor tugboat operation; operates in loading and unloading and transport agency industry; and provision of logistics, property, ship repair, communication engineering design and installation, testing and identification, and software and information technology services. TangShan Port Group Co.,Ltd was formerly known as Jingtang Port Co., Ltd. and changed its name to TangShan Port Group Co.,Ltd in March 2008. The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Tangshan, China.
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