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Trades about 74% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Gansu Dunhuang Seed Group Co.,Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise primarily engaged in the seed, cotton, and food processing sectors. Its comprehensive activities span the entire lifecycle of crop seeds, from their initial selection and cultivation to processing and final distribution. Beyond seeds, the company supplies agricultural necessities such as fertilizers and plastic films. It also delivers a wide array of agricultural services, including farm management, infrastructure development, and the sourcing, marketing, leasing, and sale of farm machinery. The firm also undertakes horticultural landscaping projects, participates in the import and export of seeds, and handles the procurement, processing, wholesaling, and retailing of various agricultural and ancillary products. Its extensive seed portfolio features pasture grasses, sugar beets, oilseeds, cotton, rice, wheat, corn, and other field crops, alongside fruit and flower varieties. In its food processing division, Gansu Dunhuang manufactures products like tomato paste, tomato powder, dried vegetables, and hops. Additional services include temporary cotton storage, as well as the design, development, production, and sale of plastic packaging materials. Many of its goods are also destined for international markets. Founded in 1998, Gansu Dunhuang Seed Group Co.,Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Jiuquan, China.
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