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Trades about 135% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Zhengzhou Qianweiyangchu Food Co., Ltd., located in Zhengzhou, China, is dedicated to the innovation, manufacturing, and distribution of quick-frozen culinary products specifically for China's food service industry. Their diverse portfolio features popular items like dumplings, glutinous rice balls, fried dough sticks, and sesame balls, alongside confectioneries such as egg tarts, sweet potato balls, and playful cartoon-shaped pastries. These offerings are versatile, designed for frying, baking, steaming, or as complete dishes. The company caters to a broad clientele, including hotels, banquet facilities, institutional meal providers, and local kitchens. Established in 2012, the firm previously operated as a subsidiary of Synear Food Holdings Ltd.
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