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Trades about 70% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guoquan Food (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., operating under its Guoquan Shihui brand, specializes in delivering comprehensive meal solutions designed for home consumption. Its offerings include a variety of convenient food types such as ready-to-eat, heat-and-serve, and pre-prepped ingredients, with a particular focus on hotpot and barbecue essentials for dining at home. The company's diverse product catalog encompasses eight key categories: hotpot components, barbecue items, an assortment of beverages, individual-portion meals, do-it-yourself meal kits, fresh produce, Western-style dishes, and various snacks. Specific examples from their extensive range include shrimp noodles, fresh vegetables, bamboo shoots, lobster balls, fennel fritters, an array of hotpot ingredients, beef balls, duck intestines, chicken rolls, white melaleuca, snowflake beef fat, and a multitude of other packaged food products. This enterprise was founded on July 11, 2019, by Ming Chao Yang and Xian Jin Meng, and its main operational headquarters are situated in Shanghai, China.
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