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Trades about 21% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Dr. Wu Skincare Co., Ltd. is a company that develops and distributes a broad spectrum of skincare and cosmetic products, serving both the Taiwanese domestic market and an international clientele. Their comprehensive product range includes facial cleansers, treatment masks, toners, concentrated serums, various moisturizers (lotions, creams, and gels), UV/DD creams for sun protection, and specialized eye care, alongside general makeup and body care items. Furthermore, the company formulates targeted solutions for specific skin concerns such as acne and pore issues, blackheads, dry skin conditions, visible signs of aging, dull or spotty complexions, sensitive skin, brightening, and emergency skin care. These products are made available through an extensive retail network comprising approximately 2,000 sales locations in diverse regions including Mainland China, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Canada, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Japan. Founded in 2003, Dr. Wu Skincare Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.
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