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Trades about 298% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guang Dong Sitong Group Co.,Ltd is a company specializing in the entire lifecycle of ceramic products, from research and development and design to manufacturing and sales. Its operations span both the Chinese domestic market and international territories. The company's diverse product portfolio includes ceramic tabletop items, catering to both residential and hospitality sectors. This encompasses various decorative accessories such as vases, candle holders, trays, and wall art. Furthermore, Sitong Group is a key supplier of sanitary ware. Their extensive range covers modern and traditional toilets (including intelligent, one-piece, and two-piece designs), bidets, various basin styles (such as pedestal, cabinet, art, countertop, and under-counter models), bathroom vanities, squatting pans, urinals, and a selection of complementary bathroom accessories. Established in 1997, the company maintains its headquarters in Chaozhou, China.
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