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Trades about 122% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tian Jin Bohai Chemical Co.,Ltd., together with its subsidiary companies, operates as a key card manufacturing enterprise in China. The company's diverse product range includes various data cards, such as those used for banking, public utilities, bus services, social security, access control, and membership. They also produce specialized transparent, laser, and uniquely shaped cards. Beyond its card operations, the company offers a selection of printed products, which includes invoices, financial bills, qualification certificates, aviation bills, books, magazines, and different types of box packaging. Furthermore, Tian Jin Bohai Chemical provides smart card application systems and associated equipment, encompassing on-board machines, bus machines, second-generation card readers, and various other system support products. The company also diversifies its offerings by supplying acrylic and hydrogen products. Known previously as Tianjin Global Magnetic Card Co., Ltd., the company officially changed its name to Tian Jin Bohai Chemical Co.,Ltd. in February 2021. Its main operations are based in Tianjin, China.
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