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Trades about 69% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shandong Bohui Paper Industry Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise dedicated to the research, development, production, and sale of a diverse range of paper goods throughout the country. The company's product line includes high-grade coated white cardboards, which find extensive use in packaging for everyday consumer items, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and cigarettes, as well as for handbags, composite materials, transfer printing, and various printing processes such as offset, flexographic, and gravure. Another offering is copper cards, commonly employed for book covers, magazine covers, greeting cards, packaging bags, desk calendars, and other calendar applications. Shandong Bohui also manufactures kraftliner paper, specifically designed for premium electrical and export product packaging. Additionally, they produce gypsum face paper, an essential material for standard, specialized, waterproof, and fire-resistant gypsum boards. Their portfolio further features double adhesive paper, utilized in books, periodicals, textbooks, manuals, teaching materials, and journals, alongside lightweight paper suitable for educational resources, magazines, and social books. Writing paper and paper pulp are also part of their comprehensive offerings. Founded in 1994, Shandong Bohui Paper Industry Co., Ltd. operates from its headquarters located in Zibo, China.
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