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Trades about 744% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shanghai Lily&Beauty Cosmetics Co.,Ltd. operates within China's e-commerce sector, specializing in the digital promotion and direct-to-consumer sales of beauty products. The company utilizes its official storefronts on the Tmall platform to distribute cosmetics to individual buyers, holding authorization from roughly 50 distinct brands. Beyond retail activities, it also provides comprehensive brand marketing and product supply chain management services for cosmetic labels. Founded in 2007, the company maintains its principal office in Shanghai, China.
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