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Trades about 75% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating as an investment holding firm, Oriental University City Holdings (H.K.) Limited primarily focuses on providing leased educational facilities across China, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The company's core operations involve renting out academic buildings and student accommodation to various educational institutions. Additionally, it furnishes commercial spaces to a diverse array of businesses that supply essential campus support services, such as retail centers, supermarkets, dining establishments, banking services, telecommunication providers, and renovation or engineering firms. The firm's campus site, located in Oriental University City, spans approximately 487,270 square meters. Its owned property portfolio includes academic structures with a total gross floor area of roughly 119,453 square meters and student residences covering about 144,490 square meters. Established in 1999, the company maintains its principal office in Langfang, China, and is a subsidiary of Raffles Education Corporation Limited.
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