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Trades about 40% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hla Group Corp., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise specializing in the manufacturing and retail of a diverse range of products, including apparel for men, women, and children, professional uniforms, and home furnishings. Under its HLA and HLA JEANS brands, the company offers a selection of garments such as t-shirts, shirts, trousers, suits, and jackets. Its SANCANAL brand provides customized professional attire, including suits, pants, vests, skirts, shirts, jackets, coats, and windbreakers, designed for institutional clients in sectors like finance, public utilities, telecommunications, postal services, and government entities. The HEILAN HOME brand broadens its product line to encompass various domestic and personal items, from office supplies and cosmetics to tableware, kitchenware, bedding, personal care products, travel accessories, general household goods, clothing, and home furniture. Women's ready-to-wear garments are available under the OVV label. The HEY LADS brand caters to children's needs, featuring clothing, footwear, loungewear, hats, school bags, socks, underwear, scarves, gloves, and headwear. For infants, the YEEHOO brand supplies underwear, walking dresses, children's beds, bedding, car seats, and personal care products. The company operates an extensive network of approximately 7,254 stores. Founded in Jiangyin, China, in 1997, the organization was formerly known as HLA CORP., Ltd. and officially adopted its current name, Hla Group Corp., Ltd., in March 2021.
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