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Trades about 82% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1992 and headquartered in Jinjiang, China, Fuxing China Group Limited operates as an investment holding company with a core focus on the manufacturing and distribution of zipper products throughout Mainland China and Hong Kong. Its operations are structured into distinct areas: the sale of zipper chains and sliders, the trading of textile raw and auxiliary materials, and the provision of specialized zipper processing services. The company's offerings include complete zippers, individual chains and sliders, and dyed yarn. Additionally, Fuxing provides critical services such as color dyeing for zipper tapes and electroplating for sliders. Beyond its primary business, the group also engages in real estate development and trades essential raw materials like rubber thread, nylon fabric, and nylon yarn. Its products, sold under the "3F" brand, cater to a diverse clientele, including producers of clothing, footwear, camping gear, bags, and upholstery, as well as other zipper manufacturers and trading firms.
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