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Trades about 155% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Yonghui Superstores Co Ltd is a China-based company, principally engaged in the operation of regular chain supermarkets. The Company primarily engages in the dealing of fresh meat products, agricultural products, processed foods, daily necessities, clothing, household appliances, and electronic products, among others. The company operates its businesses principally through the operation of general merchandise stores, superstores and supermarkets. As one of the first domestic distributors to introduce fresh agricultural products into modern supermarkets, it has been recognized as a model for China's 'agriculture-to-retail' transformation.
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