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Trades about 216% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guangzhou Seagull Kitchen and Bath Products Co., Ltd. is a long-established enterprise actively engaged in the innovation, manufacturing, and distribution of a diverse portfolio of kitchen, bathroom, and commercial solutions. Its operations span both domestic markets within the People's Republic of China and a wide array of international territories. The company's extensive product offerings encompass a variety of essential fittings and fixtures, such as faucet components, advanced drainage systems, and precision temperature control valves. Furthermore, it supplies complete floor heating systems, elegant bathtubs, and modern shower enclosures, alongside high-quality ceramic sanitary wares. Beyond these, Guangzhou Seagull also provides bespoke wooden furnishings, integrated smart home technologies, and various other tailored components designed for contemporary bathroom environments. Established in 1958, the firm maintains its headquarters in Guangzhou, China.
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