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Trades about 107% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Top Form International Limited functions as an investment holding entity primarily dedicated to the conceptualization, production, and global sale of women's intimate wear. Its product line encompasses brassieres, ladies' undergarments, and seamless apparel. Furthermore, the company diversifies its activities through molding and laminating services, property management and investment endeavors, and by offering specialized consultancy for intimate apparel and accessories. The firm boasts a broad international operational footprint, extending across territories including Hong Kong, the United States, Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, France, Sri Lanka, Canada, mainland China, Germany, Italy, and Mexico, among other worldwide locations. Founded in 1963, Top Form International Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Kowloon, Hong Kong.
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