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Trades about 392% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Black Peony (Group) Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise engaged in a diverse range of operations, both domestically and internationally. Its core business areas include construction and textile manufacturing. Within its textile division, the company specializes in the production and sale of various casual wear materials such as denim fabric, yarn-dyed fabrics, khaki, and corduroy. Beyond textiles and construction, it also actively participates in real estate development. Furthermore, Black Peony handles the import and export of a wide array of goods, encompassing industrial products, textile raw materials and finished products, labor supplies, household items, general merchandise, hardware, electrical appliances, and decoration materials. Its textile products specifically reach international markets, with key export destinations including the United States, Japan, Russia, Hong Kong, and Australia. Established in 1940 and based in Changzhou, China, the company was formerly known as Changzhou Second Sezhi Co., Ltd. before adopting its current name in March 1995. Black Peony (Group) Co., Ltd. operates as a subsidiary under the umbrella of Changzhou Hi-tech Group Co., Ltd.
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