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Trades about 58% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Qinhuangdao Port Co., Ltd. is a key operator of port facilities across Mainland China. The company delivers an extensive range of integrated port services, covering cargo handling (stevedoring), storage (stacking and warehousing), transportation, and comprehensive logistics solutions. It processes a wide variety of goods, prominently including coal, metal ores, petroleum products, liquid chemicals, containerized shipments, and general cargo. In addition to its core operations, the company offers ancillary maritime support services such as tugboat assistance, cargo tallying, transshipment management, and shipping agency functions. Its value-added offerings comprise towing, detailed cargo tallying, coal blending, and the provision of bonded and export-supervised warehousing. Further business activities extend to loading and unloading services, port infrastructure investment, international trade, and the sale of various supplies. The company's substantial infrastructure includes: At Qinhuangdao Port: 23 coal berths, 4 crude oil berths, 1 refined oil berth, 2 liquefied chemical berths, 17 general cargo berths, and 3 container berths. At Caofeidian Port: 4 ore berths and 2 bulk berths. At Huanghua Port: 2 general bulk berths, 2 general bulk cargo berths, and 4 multi-purpose berths. Established in 1898, Qinhuangdao Port Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Qinhuangdao, China, and operates as a subsidiary of Hebei Port Group Co., Ltd.
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