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Trades about 11% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Angel Yeast Co., Ltd, together with its subsidiaries, produces and sells yeast and yeast derivatives in the People's Republic of China and internationally. It operates through Yeast and Related Industries, Packaging, and Others segments. The company offers baking products, including baker’s yeast, bread improver, raising agent, pre-mix, and other baking and chinese pastry ingredients. It also provides yeast extracts; human, animal, and plant nutrition products; beer, wine, alcoholic beverages, fuel ethanol, and spirit yeast products; fermentation nutrients; bio-based materials; and enzymes. In addition, the company offers rubber and plastic products; biological feed additives; food raw materials; fertilizers; special dietary food; agricultural products; plastic printing and color-printed composite packaging products; injection molding products; breathable films and new materials; and Internet, technical, health management, and financial leasing services. Further, it engages in the processing and sales of purchased goods; sugar making; technology research and development; consulting transfer; agricultural scientific research and experimental development; inspection and testing; cargo import and export agency services; leasing transaction consulting and guarantee services; treasury; and distribution of pre-packaged food, food additives, daily chemicals, agricultural and sideline products, household appliances, and kitchen products. Angel Yeast Co., Ltd was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Yichang, the People's Republic of China.
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