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Trades about 49% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Carpenter Tan Holdings Limited, an investment holding entity, focuses on the creation, manufacturing, and distribution of wooden handicrafts and associated accessories. The company's diverse product line includes skillfully crafted wooden and horn combs, such as those featuring colorful painted designs, natural grass-and-tree dyes, and elaborate carvings. They also offer compact wooden mirrors, similarly embellished, alongside a variety of other wooden adornments like beaded bracelets, pendants, hair accessories (barrettes and bobs), and massage tools. Themed gift box sets are also available, combining products for special occasions. These offerings are primarily marketed under the Carpenter Tan brand. Beyond its core product activities, the company manages retail outlets in Hong Kong and mainland China, operates a broad franchise and distribution network predominantly within mainland China, and distributes its wooden items through online channels. Furthermore, Carpenter Tan Holdings is involved in property investment. By December 31, 2021, its extensive network included 1,094 franchised stores and 3 company-operated outlets. Established in 1997, Carpenter Tan Holdings Limited is headquartered in Jurong, People's Republic of China.
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