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Trades about 455% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
ZETTA Group Co., Ltd. is primarily engaged in the advancement and production of specialty chemicals. In addition to its core manufacturing activities, the company extends its operations to include brand management, project oversight, marketing initiatives, and various value-added services. Its extensive product portfolio offers a wide array of chemical solutions for diverse applications. These encompass automotive care products like spray paints, lubricants, engine treatments, and car waxes; household items such as floor waxes and spot lifters; and construction materials including fluorescent paints, neutral silicone sealants, polyurethane foam, and wall paints. The company also produces specialized removers for decoration-related harmful substances and odors. Established by Yong Di Chen on December 20, 1995, ZETTA Group Co., Ltd. maintains its corporate headquarters in Shenzhen, China.
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