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Trades about 76% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating as an investment holding company, 361 Degrees International Limited primarily engages in the production and distribution of sports-related merchandise within the People's Republic of China. Its operations are structured across two distinct divisions: Adults and Kids. Under its flagship 361º core and dedicated 361º Kids brands, the firm provides an array of footwear, clothing, and accessories designed for both athletic pursuits and everyday wear, catering to both adult and juvenile demographics. Beyond its primary offerings, the company also produces and deals in shoe components, distributes additional children's athletic products, and notably, manages a gas station. By the close of 2021, specifically December 31st, its retail footprint included 5,270 outlets operating under the 361º core brand. Products are also made available through its official 361sport.com website, various other prominent e-commerce platforms such as Tmall, Taobao, and JD, and via a network of authorized sellers and partners. Established in 2003, 361 Degrees International Limited maintains its principal office in Xiamen, PRC.
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