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Trades about 6% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Wuxi Double Elephant Micro Fibre Material Co.,Ltd, headquartered in Wuxi, People's Republic of China, specializes in the production and distribution of a comprehensive array of artificial and synthetic leather materials. The company's diverse portfolio includes various microfiber leather products, such as those designed for footwear, furniture, automotive interiors, bags and cases, cleaning applications, and sports balls. Additionally, they supply microfiber suede and specialized microfiber package leather, often used for ornamental purposes. Wuxi Double Elephant also manufactures an assortment of PU synthetic leather goods, finding application in shoes, furniture, vehicle upholstery, luggage, cosmetic cases, athletic equipment, apparel, and gloves. A specific offering is PU wiping leather, intended for wine boxes. Further expanding its product line, the firm provides PVC artificial leather, suitable for footwear, bags, vanity items, furniture, garments, sports balls, automotive trim, gloves, and mahjong table coverings. This segment also features semi-PU embossed leather and PVC flocking products. Beyond these, plastic films are another product manufactured by the company. While its primary market is China, Wuxi Double Elephant Micro Fibre Material Co.,Ltd also ships its products globally to customers across Asia, Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Oceania. This enterprise operates as a subsidiary of the Jiangsu Shuangxiang Group.
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