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Trades about 169% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Fujian Aonong Biological Technology Group Incorporation Limited operates across diverse sectors, including animal feed production, swine farming, agricultural raw material trading, digital agricultural platforms, and bio-pharmaceuticals, serving both domestic Chinese and international markets. Its activities encompass the research, development, manufacturing, and distribution of various animal feed products, including specialized formulations for pigs, poultry, aquatic species, and ruminants. Furthermore, the company manages pig breeding facilities and is involved in the processing and slaughtering of swine. Aonong Biological Technology also supplies a range of veterinary products, such as vaccines, medicinal preparations, micro-ecological agents, powdered supplements, premixes, liquid oral treatments, feed additives, and disinfectants. Additionally, it develops and maintains an intelligent platform designed to support breeding services. Established in Xiamen, China, the company commenced operations in 2011.
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