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Trades about 61% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Lancy Co., Ltd. is primarily engaged in the design, manufacturing, and marketing of branded women's apparel. The company's fashion portfolio includes various labels such as LANCYFROM25, LIMEFLARE, liaalancy, MOJOS.PHINE, JIGOTT, FABIANAFILIPPI, and m.tsubomi. Beyond its core fashion operations, Lancy has diversified into the medical aesthetics and healthcare sector. This includes overseeing and running medical institutions under the Milan Boyu brand, providing specialized laser and minimally invasive cosmetic treatments through its medical youth brand, and managing comprehensive aesthetic centers. These Gaoyisheng Medical Beauty centers offer a broad spectrum of services, ranging from cosmetic surgery and dermatological care to traditional Chinese aesthetic medicine, cosmetic dentistry, and micro-plastic procedures. Additionally, the company supplies clothing for infants and children, featuring popular brands like Agabang, ETTOI, Putto, Designskin, and DearBaby. Lancy distributes its wide array of products through both its physical retail stores and various online channels. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.
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