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Trades about 1,285% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shandong Tongda Island New Materials Co.,Ltd. researches and develops, manufactures, services, and sells microfiber synthetic leather products in China and internationally. It offers microfiber suede, smooth leather, and base fabric, which are used in shoe materials, sofa furniture, electronic products, sportswear equipment, engineering decoration, automotive interiors, handbags, clothing, and other fields. The company also provides goodskin, sport and labor shoe materials, mircrofiber for gloves, shoe lining, furnishing materials, belt, and bags and cases, as well as autos, high speed tail, airplane seat, and inner decoration leather products. Shandong Tongda Island New Materials Co.,Ltd. was founded in 2002 and is based in Changyi, China.
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