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Ridge Outdoor International Limited engages in the design and manufacturing of fishing-related equipment and fishing tackle equipment. The company's products include chairs, bedchairs and other accessories, such as fishing chairs, fishing bedchairs, rod pods, barrows and seatboxes; bags, such as shoulder bags, fishing backpacks and rod holdalls; and tents, such as bivvies, social bivvies and shelters. Its products serve a wide range of fishing scenarios such as carp fishing, match fishing, lure fishing, fly fishing and ice fishing. The company provides solutions for rest, camping, storage, shelving and transportation. The company was formerly known as Ridge International Limited and changed its name to Ridge Outdoor International Limited in November 2024. Ridge Outdoor International Limited was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Hangzhou, China. Ridge Outdoor International Limited operates as a subsidiary of GreatCast International Limited.
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