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Trades about 148% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sichuan Langsha Holding Ltd. is a company that specializes in the design, manufacture, and global distribution of textile products, particularly knitted cotton apparel and hosiery, serving both the Chinese domestic market and international customers. Its extensive product portfolio includes seasonal hosiery, a diverse array of socks (catering to medical needs, men, women, children, and sports), knitted undergarments, neckties, various medical and sanitary materials, general cotton products, and assorted knitted fabrics. The company further diversifies its offerings with a line of skincare items. Sichuan Langsha Holding Ltd. reaches its customers through a comprehensive sales network, which encompasses approximately 2,000 dedicated brand stores, around 100,000 general retail points, and its e-commerce platforms. Established in 1995, the company maintains its headquarters in Yibin, China. It was previously known as Sichuan Changjiang Packaging Holding Co., Ltd.
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