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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Red Star Macalline Group Corporation Ltd. is a leading Chinese firm focused on developing and managing shopping centers dedicated to home furnishings and improvement across Mainland China. Its business model spans five primary segments: directly owned or leased retail complexes, professionally managed shopping malls, construction and design services, home decoration and product sales, and various other related activities. As of December 31, 2021, the company boasted an expansive footprint comprising 95 wholly-owned or leased portfolio malls, 278 managed malls, 10 home furnishing centers operated through strategic alliances, and 485 specialized retail points for home improvement materials. Beyond property management, the company generates revenue from leasing commercial spaces, direct sales of home furnishing goods, and providing comprehensive decoration services, including home design and internet retail channels. Its extensive ancillary services encompass site leasing administration, logistics, industrial investments, exhibitions, advertising, accounts receivable financing, and business consulting. Furthermore, it engages in diverse operations such as network technology, loan provision, import and export activities, engineering design, supply chain and brand management, cultural and artistic exchanges, information science and technology development, and e-commerce ventures. Founded in 1992, initially as Shanghai Red Star Macalline Home Living and Decorating Company Limited, the company adopted its present name in 2011. Headquartered in Shanghai, People's Republic of China, it operates as a subsidiary of Red Star Macalline Holding Group Company Limited.
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