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Trades about 72% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Carote Ltd, an investment holding entity, is a supplier of a wide array of kitchenware products for brand-owners and retailers, marketed primarily under its CAROTE brand. Its comprehensive product line features cookware, including non-stick pots and pans, cast iron pots, and curated sets, alongside kitchen tools such as organizers, storage containers, knives, cutting boards, spatulas, and ladles. The company also offers drinkware like water bottles, glasses, and mugs, as well as other household items including tableware and small kitchen appliances such as air fryers and electric cooking pots. Carote Ltd distributes its merchandise exclusively through online retail channels. Established in 2007 and headquartered in Hangzhou City, China, the company maintains an international operational footprint spanning Mainland China, the United States, Western Europe, Japan, and Southeast Asia. Carote Ltd operates as a subsidiary of Yili Investment Holdings Ltd.
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