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Trades about 2,009% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating as an investment holding company, Jia Yao Holdings Limited specializes in the design, production, printing, and distribution of paper packaging for both tobacco and various consumer goods across the People's Republic of China. Its business activities are structured into several divisions: Paper Cigarette Packages, Social Product Paper Packages, Electronic Cigarettes, and Trading Goods. For the tobacco industry, the company provides diverse paper packaging solutions, such as hard and soft cigarette packs, cartons, and specialized gift sets designed for multiple cigarette packet arrangements. Furthermore, it supplies paper packaging for a broad range of social products, encompassing colored boxes, labels, gift boxes, and paper bags, which are utilized for pharmaceuticals, alcoholic drinks, foodstuffs, and other consumer items. Beyond packaging, Jia Yao is involved in merchandise trading, notably dealing in cell phone mainboards. It also dedicates efforts to the research, development, manufacturing, and sale of e-cigarettes, vaping devices, and other electronic goods. Established in 1992, the firm was initially named Tourism International Holdings Limited before adopting its current designation, Jia Yao Holdings Limited, in July 2019. Its main operational base is located in Yichang, People's Republic of China.
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