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Trades about 55% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Xianhe Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise dedicated to the research, development, and production of a diverse portfolio encompassing specialty papers, pulp products, and associated chemical additives. The company's extensive offerings cater to numerous sectors, providing papers for the tobacco industry, home decoration, and business communications, including anti-counterfeiting varieties. Furthermore, it supplies low-grammage printing and publishing papers, heat transfer base papers, medical and food packaging papers, label release papers, and specialized electrical and industrial papers, in addition to its range of specialty pulp products. Established in 1997, Xianhe Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Quzhou, China, and operates as a subsidiary of Zhejiang Xianhe Holdings Co., Ltd.
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