Operations: The company's revenue is primarily generated from its Distribution and Service in Medical Equipment and Consumables segment, accounting for HK$45.85 million, followed by the Hospital Operation and Management Service segment at HK$14.08 million.

Market Cap: HK$344.15M

China Health Group Limited, with a market cap of HK$344.15 million, focuses on medical equipment distribution and services in China. The company reported revenues of HK$45.85 million from this segment and HK$14.08 million from hospital operations. Despite these revenue streams, it remains unprofitable with a negative return on equity of -71.12%. Shareholders experienced dilution over the past year as shares outstanding increased by 4.2%. The company's cash position exceeds its debt, providing some financial stability despite high volatility and an unstable share price recently impacted by auditor changes and board restructuring events.

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Food Empire Holdings

Simply Wall St Financial Health Rating: ★★★★★★

Overview: Food Empire Holdings Limited is an investment holding company that manufactures and distributes food and beverages in markets such as Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, CIS countries, South-East Asia, South Asia and internationally with a market cap of SGD541.80 million.

Operations: The company's revenue is primarily derived from South-East Asia ($267.25 million), Russia ($144.22 million), Ukraine, Kazakhstan and CIS countries ($118.53 million), and South Asia ($79.02 million).

Market Cap: SGD541.8M

Food Empire Holdings, with a market cap of SGD541.80 million, is strategically expanding its manufacturing capabilities in Asia, investing USD 80 million in a new Vietnamese coffee facility to capitalize on the robust Robusta supply. This move aligns with its diversification strategy and complements existing operations in India and Malaysia. Despite negative earnings growth over the past year, Food Empire's financial health remains strong; short-term assets cover liabilities, debt levels are manageable with cash exceeding total debt, and interest payments are well-covered by profits. However, the dividend coverage is weak due to insufficient free cash flows.

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