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Trades about 55% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Evergrande Property Services Group Limited operates as an investment holding company, delivering a wide array of property management services across the People's Republic of China. Its extensive portfolio spans from luxury residential and commercial offices to theme and industrial parks, healthcare facilities, specialized towns, and educational institutions. Core services encompass butler assistance, robust security, meticulous cleaning and landscaping, and ongoing repair and maintenance, catering to residents, property developers, and non-residential tenants alike. Beyond these, Evergrande offers diverse value-added solutions. These include initial project management, covering construction site and sales office oversight, and expert consultancy. Pre-delivery assistance involves property cleaning and inspections. Furthermore, for non-property owners, they provide specific repair and maintenance support and facilitate property transactions. Community-focused value-added services are also a key offering. This segment includes managing community operations like group purchasing and public space utilization; overseeing community assets such as parking rentals, real estate brokerage, and the operation of sports and entertainment venues; and providing community living conveniences like housekeeping and home renovation, alongside running recreation centers. Established in 1997 and headquartered in Guangzhou, China, Evergrande Property Services Group Limited operates as a subsidiary of CEG Holdings (BVI) Limited.
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