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Trades about 129% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jointown Aesthetics Valley Co., Ltd. is a provider of crucial technologies, specialized materials, and diverse services for the global beauty and health industries, with operations spanning both China and international markets. The company's business is structured across three main divisions: Chemical Fiber, Medical Beauty, and Warehousing. Its product offerings include the manufacture and sale of items such as lyocell fiber, viscose filament, glassine, chemical fiber pulp, and refined cotton. Furthermore, the company extends its services to include property administration and storage solutions. Originally founded in 1993, the firm's corporate identity was updated in February 2026, when it changed its name from Aoyuan Beauty Valley Technology Co.,Ltd. to its current designation, Jointown Aesthetics Valley Co., Ltd. Its primary administrative center is situated in Guangzhou, China.
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