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Trades about 57% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shandong Sunpaper Co., Ltd. is a prominent Chinese enterprise primarily involved in the manufacturing and distribution of an extensive array of paper products. The company boasts a comprehensive portfolio, encompassing various printing and writing papers such as coated, offset, lightweight, copy, digital coated, and digital color laser papers. It also specializes in producing technical paperboards, including PE-coated options suitable for food packaging, sheet lining, and service plates, as well as base materials for food products. Its offerings further extend to a wide range of craft papers, covering recycled craft, fluting medium, and white craft papers, alongside coated and chrome ivory boards, and specific papers for cigarette cartons. For industrial applications, Shandong Sunpaper provides products like single-sided coated papers, non-fluorescent coated papers, release base papers, and specialized interleaving papers used for PS plates, stainless steel, and aluminum foil, in addition to thermal-sensitive base papers. Catering to the consumer market, the company supplies household essentials including coreless roll and standard roll toilet paper, various tissue products (box, packet, handkerchief), wet wipes, and even baby diapers. Beyond its core paper business, the company also produces natural cellulose and craft board paper, and notably operates the Shandong Sun Plaza International Hotel. These diverse product lines are marketed under a portfolio of well-known brand names, including Golden Sun, Huaxia Sun, Brilliant Sun, Weier, Lecopy, Koolprint, Sun Elements, Suyappy, International Radiance, International Sun, and International Union. Established in 1982, Shandong Sunpaper Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Jining, China.
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