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Trades about 80% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Rizhao, People's Republic of China, Rizhao Port Jurong Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Rizhao Port Co., Ltd., has been providing port operations since its founding in 1986. The company delivers a comprehensive suite of port-related services, which includes cargo handling (stevedoring), the rental of berthing spaces, port administration, warehousing solutions, and logistical agency. Its core activities involve managing the movement of goods such as soybeans, woodchips, dried tapioca, and sorghum, while also accommodating other bulk commodities like maize and wheat.
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