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Trades about 210% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Henan Rebecca Hair Products Co., Ltd. specializes in the creation, manufacturing, and distribution of diverse hair products, alongside the raw fiber materials utilized in their production. Their extensive product portfolio encompasses woven human hair items, synthetic hair extensions, display mannequins, toupees, and a variety of wigs. These are marketed globally under several recognized brands, including Rebecca, Sleek, JOEDIR, BLACK PEARL, STYLE ICON, NOBLE, MAGIC, and FASHION IDOL. In its domestic market of China, the company operates roughly 200 retail outlets. Internationally, it reaches consumers across around 40 nations, with a presence spanning North America, Western Europe, Asia, and Africa. Founded in 1990, Henan Rebecca Hair Products Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Xuchang, China.
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