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Trades about 35% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tasly Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd., a company founded in 1994 and based in Tianjin, China, is actively engaged in the biological medicine, health, and medical service industries within China. Its extensive product catalog encompasses a wide range of goods, including both traditional herbal and modern chemical medicines, alongside various health supplements. The firm also supplies key pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), concentrated herbal granules, herbal extracts, and a diverse selection of tea products. Beyond its core pharmaceutical offerings, Tasly manufactures cosmetic lines featuring items such as moisturizing lotions, facial creams, eye creams, and cleansing foams. Additionally, its consumer goods division provides daily hygiene essentials like sanitary and carefree pads, in addition to specialized soaps made with honey-propolis and pollen. The company further distributes medical equipment, including different types of massage devices like tappers and cushions, as well as circulation-enhancing machines. Tasly's market presence extends globally, with significant exports directed to the United States, Russia, and numerous countries across Europe, Africa, and other parts of Asia.
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