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Trades about 106% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, Roma Group Limited is an investment holding company established in 2011. It delivers a comprehensive suite of valuation and advisory services, alongside financial, and capital markets solutions, categorised into distinct operational segments. The company's extensive valuation and advisory offerings span asset appraisal (including real estate, fixed assets, mineral properties, businesses, intangible assets, and financial instruments), environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting, and specialized valuations for items such as properties, biological assets, purchase price allocation, machinery, equipment, and works of art. Additionally, it provides corporate and risk advisory services, encompassing auctions, property agency, land guidance, credit and risk assessment, internal control consultancy, background checks, due diligence, and technical advisory for natural resources. Beyond its advisory expertise, Roma Group offers financial services, providing personal, commercial, and mortgage loans to individuals and corporate entities. In the capital markets arena, it facilitates securities brokerage and trading, manages the placing and underwriting of equity and debt securities for listed companies, and provides investment advisory and asset management services specifically for professional investors. The company's diverse operations also include marketing and event organization.
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