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Trades about 51% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jason Furniture (Hangzhou) Co.,Ltd. is dedicated to the development, manufacturing, and global distribution of a diverse range of home furnishings, serving both the Chinese domestic and international markets. Their comprehensive product line features various seating solutions, such as stationary and motion-enabled sofas, a selection of accent and recliner chairs, alongside dining chairs, ottomans, benches, and banquettes. The company also provides beds and a full assortment of mattresses, available in spring, hybrid, and foam constructions. All these items are sold under their exclusive KUKAHOME brand, accessible through an extensive network of 4,500 branded retail locations. Founded in Hangzhou, China, in 2006, the entity formally adopted its present name, Jason Furniture (Hangzhou) Co.,Ltd., in December 2011, having previously been known as Hangzhou Zhuangsheng Furniture Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
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