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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Singapore and established in 2016, Zhongshi Minan Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding company with a diverse operational footprint. The company primarily provides a comprehensive suite of passenger car services, encompassing maintenance, repair, customization, performance tuning, and cosmetic grooming. It also engages in the trade of automotive spare parts, accessories, and vehicles, serving markets across Singapore, Mainland China, and other Asia-Pacific nations. Beyond its automotive activities, Zhongshi Minan is significantly involved in the food and kitchen sector. This includes the development, manufacturing, and sales of smart kitchen appliances, along with offering consultancy services in this area. The company also trades in various food products and kitchen equipment and provides brand management services for food and beverage enterprises. Its extensive portfolio further includes motor finance services, extended warranty programs for vehicles, and diverse food-related offerings such as food supply and fresh takeaway options. Distinctively, Zhongshi Minan also operates in gosling incubation, as well as the breeding, slaughtering, processing, and international distribution of goose products. The company operated under the name Zheng Li Holdings Limited until its rebranding in August 2022.
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