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Trades about 136% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ziyuanyuan Holdings Group Limited, an investment holding enterprise, primarily offers medical equipment finance leasing services across the People's Republic of China. The company's business activities are structured into distinct segments: Finance Leasing, Postpartum Care Services, and the Trade of Medical Equipment and Consumables. Within its finance leasing division, it extends both sale-leaseback and direct financing options, specifically targeting medium, small, and micro-sized businesses across diverse sectors such as printing, logistics, and transportation. Furthermore, Ziyuanyuan provides specialized care for mothers and infants post-delivery, alongside technological support and money lending facilities. Founded in 2014, the firm's main office is located in Shenzhen, PRC, functioning as a subsidiary of Hero Global Limited.
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