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Trades about 1,598% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Zoneco Group Co., Ltd. is a prominent enterprise engaged in the cultivation, harvesting, processing, and worldwide distribution of seafood, catering to both Chinese domestic demand and international markets. The company's diverse product portfolio features a wide array of fresh and prepared marine delicacies. This includes shellfish like scallops, oysters, abalones, and sea snails; crustaceans such as Boston lobsters, crabs, and various shrimp products (including peeled shrimp and shrimp meat); as well as other marine species like sea cucumbers. Furthermore, they provide a selection of value-added and ready-to-cook items, such as garlic scallops with vermicelli, breaded squid rings, black pepper salmon, breaded cod steaks, flavored whole scallops, and salmon paste. In addition to its core seafood operations, Zoneco also offers comprehensive third-party cold chain logistics solutions. These specialized services encompass international refrigerated cargo transit, global freight forwarding, temperature-controlled warehousing, refrigerated city distribution, and long-distance transportation. The company, headquartered in Dalian, China, was founded in 1958.
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