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Trades about 384% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Henan Huaying Agricultural Development Co., Ltd. operates extensively within China's poultry industry, specializing in the entire lifecycle of ducks and chickens, from breeding and hatching to full-scale farming. Its vertically integrated operations extend beyond live bird production to include the slaughter and processing of poultry, manufacturing animal feed, and the distribution of both fresh poultry and a diverse array of finished goods, including frozen and ready-to-eat meals. The company's culinary offerings feature a variety of items such as meatballs, fried specialties, duck blood products, a selection of sauces and brines, and various snack items. All its products are commercialized under the proprietary 'Huaying' brand. With a significant global footprint, the company exports its merchandise to roughly 20 international markets, notably including South Korea, Japan, Singapore, South Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia. Established in 1991, this enterprise maintains its corporate headquarters in Xinyang, China.
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