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Trades about 107% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
COFCO Joycome Foods Limited operates as an investment holding company with primary business activities in mainland China, focusing on swine farming and sales, as well as livestock processing. The enterprise organizes its operations across four main divisions: Hog Production, Fresh Pork, Processed Meat Products, and Meat Import. Additionally, the company engages in manufacturing animal feed; the slaughtering, wholesale, and retail distribution of fresh and frozen meats; the production and marketing of processed meat items and fresh pork under its proprietary Maverick and Joycome brands; and the commerce of imported meat products such as pork, beef, poultry, mutton, and their by-products. Originally incorporated in 2002 as COFCO Meat Holdings Limited, the firm adopted its present name in October 2020. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Beijing, People's Republic of China.
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