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Trades about 33% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Mao Bao Inc., a Taiwanese company, specializes in the production and distribution of a comprehensive range of household and personal care items. Its extensive product portfolio encompasses a wide array of laundry essentials, including various detergents, delicate fabric washes, softeners, stain removers, and bleaches, alongside specialized washing machine cleaners. For general household upkeep, Mao Bao provides diverse home cleaning solutions, such as floor cleaners (including botanical options), all-purpose formulas, natural surface disinfectants, and glass cleaning sprays. The kitchen range is equally comprehensive, featuring dishwashing liquids, fruit and vegetable washes, specialized water pot and kitchenware stain removers, kitchen cleaner sprays, and natural baking soda solutions for grease removal. Beyond these, the company supplies air fresheners and a selection of bathroom cleaning products. In the personal care sector, Mao Bao offers a variety of items designed for personal hygiene and well-being, such as shampoos, conditioners, body washes and lotions, antibacterial hand washes and gels, hand creams, and natural mosquito repellents. Established in 1978, the company maintains its headquarters in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
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