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Trades about 50% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shanghai Jahwa United Co., Ltd., established in 1898 in Shanghai, People's Republic of China (and formerly known as HK Kwong Sang Hong), is a leading manufacturer and distributor of skin care, personal care, and home care products. Primarily serving the Chinese market, the company offers a comprehensive range of items, including a diverse selection of cosmetics, perfumes, and fragrances, various hair and body care solutions, specialized products for infant and mother care, household cleaning essentials, and dermatologist-recommended treatments. These offerings are marketed through numerous recognized brands such as VIVE, Maxam, Liushen, Herborist, Dr. Yu, GIVING, and Tommee Tippee, among others. Shanghai Jahwa distributes its products through a robust network that includes its own e-commerce channels, dedicated cosmetics specialty stores, department stores, and supermarkets.
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