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Trades about 64% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Northern United Publishing & Media (Group) Company Limited engages in the publication, distribution, and printing of textbooks, supplementary books, general books, and other publications in China. It is involved in the publishing and distribution of teaching materials and electronic audio-visual products; printing of publications, packaging and decoration products, bills, and labels; supply of materials; and publishing integration product development and operation business. The company also publishes books, periodicals, electronic audio-visual products, new media, and other media, as well as integrates traditional and digital publishing, online reading, e-commerce sales, and other businesses. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Shenyang, China. Northern United Publishing & Media (Group) Company Limited operates as a subsidiary of Liaoning Publishing Group.
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