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Trades about 300% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hainan Haiqi Transportation Group Co.,Ltd. is a prominent Chinese enterprise primarily focused on road transport. Operating across 18 counties and cities within China, the company provides a comprehensive array of passenger transport solutions, including shuttle services, tourist coaches, and taxi operations. Beyond its core transport activities, its diversified operations encompass the sale of vehicles and associated equipment, the provision of maintenance and testing facilities, and the management of fuel stations. By the close of 2020 (December 31st), the Group managed a substantial fleet comprising 1,593 shuttle passenger vehicles, 274 tourist coaches, 416 taxis, 142 school buses, 135 urban and rural public transport vehicles, and an additional 269 operational vehicles. Furthermore, it oversaw a network of 9 filling stations. Established in 1951 and headquartered in Haikou, China, the entity was previously registered as Hainan Haiqi Transportation Group Limited.
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