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Trades about 138% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kasen International Holdings Limited functions as an investment holding company, primarily engaged in the worldwide manufacturing and distribution of upholstered furniture. Its operational footprint covers the United States, Europe, the People's Republic of China, and other international markets. The company’s business is segmented into upholstered furniture manufacturing and trading, property development, and a variety of other endeavors. Beyond producing and selling furniture items like sofas and dining chairs, Kasen also manufactures and markets glass fiber reinforced plastic products. Its extensive property involvement includes development and management services. Furthermore, the company is deeply involved in the hospitality and tourism sectors, operating resorts, hotels, restaurants, and waterparks, in addition to providing catering and a range of travel and tourism-related services. Complementing these activities are wood processing operations and the trading of leather products. Established in 1995, Kasen International Holdings Limited has its headquarters in Haining, People's Republic of China.
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