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Trades about 108% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kaisun Holdings Limited, an investment holding enterprise founded in Hong Kong in 2002, primarily focuses on the coal sector. Its core activities span the entire value chain, from the extraction, exploitation, and processing to the production and sale of coal. The company structures its diverse operations across three distinct segments: Coal Mining, Consulting and Media Services, and Corporate and Investment. Beyond these fundamental areas, Kaisun boasts a broad portfolio of additional services, including mineral supply chain management, the fabrication of mining and metallurgical machinery, and active participation in securities trading. Furthermore, it delivers a range of corporate, consulting, logistics, advertising, public relations event, media, and trust and trustee services. The company also participates in the e-sports industry and undertakes the construction and operation of railway logistics platforms. Its operational footprint extends across Hong Kong, mainland China, Dubai, and various international markets. Previously known as Kaisun Energy Group Limited, the firm rebranded to Kaisun Holdings Limited in July 2018, and it remains headquartered in Hong Kong.
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