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Trades about 50% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Yunnan Energy Investment Co., Ltd., founded in 2002 and based in Kunming, China, specializes in the production and nationwide distribution of a diverse range of salt products. The company's extensive portfolio includes various culinary and consumer salts, such as traditional iodized and non-iodized options, specialized healthy and low-sodium varieties, and unique offerings sourced from plateau deep wells. Beyond kitchen staples, they provide salts for specific uses like pickling, roasting, and industrial applications. Their personal care range features cleansing, daily, bath, foot bath, and hand washing salts, including those infused with essential oils such as rose, lavender, and lemon, alongside gourmet seasoning salts with flavors like wild mushroom or ginger and garlic. Additionally, the company offers personal care items like shampoos and conditioner lotions, as well as pepper, and is involved in the development and construction of natural gas pipelines. The company adopted its current name in August 2016, having previously operated as Yunnan Salt Chemical Co., Ltd.
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