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Trades about 73% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating out of Seoul, South Korea, Monalisa Co., Ltd has been a key player in the South Korean market for hygienic paper goods since its establishment in 1977. The company's diverse portfolio encompasses essential household items such as bathroom tissue, facial tissue, and kitchen towels, alongside wet wipes, adult and baby diapers, masks, table napkins, jumbo rolls, and various paper towel options. These offerings are distributed under well-known brand names including Bellagio, The Rich House, and Nox Premium.
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