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Trades about 8% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
SKSHU Paint Co.,Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise that manufactures and distributes a wide array of paints, coatings, and construction materials under its "3trees" brand. Its extensive product catalog features architectural coatings, such as interior wall paints for various settings including homes, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and hotels, as well as specialized engineering wall coatings developed for real estate developers and construction firms. The company also supplies industrial wood coatings for furniture, door, window, and other wood product manufacturers. Additionally, SKSHU provides comprehensive waterproofing solutions applicable to roofs, subterranean structures, interior spaces, and water storage units. Its offerings further include advanced flooring systems, encompassing epoxy, polyurethane, inorganic, and functional types, alongside thermal insulation integrated panels. The company also produces specialized materials (referred to as "Kiev material") for filling, sealing, reinforcing substrate surfaces, and performing critical tasks like wall pretreatment, crack prevention, and repair. Founded in 2007, SKSHU Paint Co.,Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Putian, China.
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