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Trades about 77% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nine Dragons Paper (Holdings) Limited, together with its affiliated companies, operates primarily within the People's Republic of China, where it manufactures and markets a diverse array of paper and pulp goods. The company's core offerings span packaging paper, recycled printing and writing paper, specialty papers, and various pulp products. Its extensive range of packaging materials includes different types of linerboard, such as kraft, test, white top, and coated varieties; corrugating medium containerboard; corrugated cardboard; carton boxes; corrugated sheets; and coated duplex boards. Beyond packaging, the firm also provides recycled printing and writing papers, notably uncoated wood-free and office paper. Its specialized paper products encompass capacitor tissue paper and a selection of insulating papers for transformers, including low, high, and ultra-high voltage grades, as well as heat-resistant options. Additionally, it produces recycled and kraft pulp. While its main operations are in China, Nine Dragons Paper also distributes its merchandise internationally, reaching markets in Vietnam, Malaysia, and the United States. Founded in 1995, the company's corporate headquarters are located in Dongguan, People's Republic of China. Nine Dragons Paper (Holdings) Limited functions as a subsidiary of Best Result Holdings Limited.
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