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Trades about 210% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Natural Beauty Bio-Technology Limited operates as an investment holding company, supplying skincare products and a comprehensive range of services across the People's Republic of China, Taiwan, and other global regions. Under its "Natural Beauty" brand, the firm develops and sells a diverse array of items, including skincare, beauty, aromatherapy goods, cosmetics, health supplements, and makeup. Complementing its product line, the company delivers professional services such as skin treatments, spa and beauty therapies, medical aesthetic procedures, alongside expert consulting and training in skincare and general beauty. Its network of spas further enhances these offerings with hydrotherapy, specialized facial treatments, holistic body care, and detailed skin analysis. Furthermore, the company is involved in the wholesale distribution of its beauty and skincare merchandise. Established in 1976, Natural Beauty Bio-Technology Limited is headquartered in Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
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