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Trades about 186% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1990 in Changzhou, China, Jiangsu Nanfang Medical Co., Ltd. is dedicated to the innovation, production, and worldwide distribution of a comprehensive range of medical and healthcare products. Their offerings span transdermal solutions, specialized medical textiles, various adhesive tapes, bandages, sports injury prevention items, first-aid essentials, and personal care products. The company's extensive inventory includes a variety of medical and surgical adhesive tapes, advanced wound care dressings, and specialized plasters like capsicum, corn removal, and waterproof options. They also provide therapeutic products such as physical therapy and kinesiology tapes, rigid sports tapes, pain relief patches and sleeves, medical eye pads, elastic stretch tapes, and zinc oxide adhesive plasters, in addition to masks and custom-made solutions.
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