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Trades about 81% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
China Railway Group Limited, operating with its various subsidiaries, functions as an extensive construction firm across the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, and Macau. Its core Infrastructure Construction division undertakes a broad range of projects, including the development of railways, highways, bridges, tunnels, urban transit systems, buildings, irrigation works, hydroelectric power facilities, ports, docks, airports, and other municipal infrastructure. The Survey, Design and Consulting Services segment delivers a complete suite of services for these infrastructure initiatives, spanning initial surveys, engineering design, advisory roles, research and development, feasibility analyses, and compliance certification. Through its Engineering Equipment and Component Manufacturing operations, the company designs, innovates, produces, and sells specialized items like turnouts and bridge steel structures, alongside other railway apparatus, heavy construction machinery, and materials. The Property Development unit is responsible for the creation, sale, and management of both residential and commercial real estate. Finally, Other Businesses encompass diverse activities such as mining, financial services, the operation of service concession arrangements, merchandise trading, and various auxiliary ventures. Founded in 1950, China Railway Group Limited maintains its primary headquarters in Beijing, China.
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