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Trades about 384% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Dahu Aquaculture Co., Ltd., together with its various subsidiaries, is a significant provider of freshwater fish across China. The company's diverse aquatic offerings encompass organic and glacial freshwater fish, its signature Dahu organic turtles, and the highly sought-after Jiangsu Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs. Beyond its core aquaculture business, Dahu also distributes consumer goods such as Xiangyunyu and Deshan wines. Its operations further extend to environmental initiatives, specifically water environment management, and the cultivation and breeding of aquatic fingerlings. The company's extensive portfolio additionally includes a range of health foods and healthcare products, cosmetics, and a collection of pearl jewelry and ornaments. Moreover, Dahu Aquaculture is active in industrial chain finance, pharmaceutical trading, and the food processing sector. Founded in 1999, Dahu Aquaculture Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Changde, China.
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