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Trades about 128% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ficus Technology Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding enterprise, providing diverse supply chain management (SCM) solutions across Hong Kong, Germany, Macau, Cambodia, and the People's Republic of China. Its business activities are segmented into three primary areas. The "Innovative SCM Solution" division focuses on the sale of anti-counterfeit, traceability, and marketing products, including their ancillary items, alongside delivering specialized SCM services. The "Apparel Product and Other Products and SCM Services" segment involves the wholesale distribution of clothing and related merchandise, complemented by an extensive suite of SCM services such as market trend analysis, product design and development, supplier procurement, production supervision, logistics coordination, and quality assurance. Furthermore, the "Construction Material" segment acts as an agent for various building and associated materials. The company also manages an online retail platform under the brand Ficus Discovery. Established in 2010 and headquartered in Central, Hong Kong, the firm was previously known as Vision International Holdings Limited, changing its name to Ficus Technology Holdings Limited in August 2024.
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