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Trades about 29% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Singapore in 1970, Aspial Corporation Limited functions as an investment holding company with diversified interests across real estate, financial services, and the jewelry sector. Its operations span multiple international markets, including Singapore, Australia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Germany, China, and Ireland. The company's financial services division offers pawn brokering and secured lending solutions, coupled with the retail and trading of pre-owned luxury goods such as jewelry, timepieces, bags, and other branded merchandise. Within its jewelry business, Aspial manages retail outlets under prominent brands like Lee Hwa Jewellery, Goldheart, and Niessing, while also engaging in gold bullion broking, dealing, manufacturing, and wholesaling. In the real estate segment, the company is active in property leasing, offers management and support services, provides real estate consultancy, and operates a portfolio of hotels, resorts, and serviced residences. Aspial Corporation Limited, a subsidiary of MLHS Holdings Pte. Ltd., adopted its current name in 2001, having previously been known as Lee Hwa Holdings Ltd.
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