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Trades about 46% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Cisen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. operates as a pharmaceutical enterprise, manufacturing and distributing a diverse portfolio of chemical drug preparations and healthcare products to both domestic and international markets. Founded in 1998 and based in Jining, People's Republic of China, the company offers an extensive range of chemical drug solutions. These include medications for liver diseases, antitumor and supportive treatments, nutritional supplements, contrast agents, antibiotics, digestive system remedies, polypropylene ampoules, and topical preparations. Additionally, their product line encompasses sedation and anesthesia agents, cardiovascular drugs, treatments for cough and asthma, immunomodulators, and various infusion and therapeutic infusion products. The company officially changed its name to Cisen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. in 2011, having previously operated as Shandong Lukang Cisen Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
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