1. Wison International
Wison International (0 1340) rose 6.02% to HK$ 0.088, with a turnover of HK$ 86,500 and a turnover of 6,543,800+0,400 shares. The highest price in 52 weeks is 0. 176 Hong Kong dollars, and the lowest price in 52 weeks is 0.083 Hong Kong dollars.
Huisheng international industry valuation comparison ranking:
According to the average valuation of the agricultural products industry to which Wison International belongs, in the fourth quarter of 2020, the price-to-book ratio LYR was 1. 10. Among them, Huisheng International ranked 22nd with the valuation of Hong Kong stocks.
2. wan chau international
In the fourth quarter of 20 19, the company's net profit was1022 billion, with a year-on-year growth rate of 57.9 13 1%.
As the largest pork enterprise in the world, the group's business is closely related to the pig industry in each business location.
On September 23rd, wan chau international opened at HK$ 5.79 and closed at HK$ 5.54, down 0. 18%. The highest price on that day was HK$ 5.79 and the lowest was HK$ 5.52.
Wan chau international industry valuation comparison ranking:
According to the average valuation of agricultural products industry in wan chau international, in the second quarter of 2002 1. 1 1. Among them, wan chau international ranks 9th in the industry based on the valuation of Hong Kong stocks.
In the fourth quarter of 20 19, the company's net profit was157.4 billion, with a year-on-year growth rate of 350.7264%.
3. COFCO Konka
The agricultural products industry to which COFCO Konka belongs, according to the industry average valuation, was 202 1 in the second quarter. Among them, based on the valuation of Hong Kong stocks, COFCO Konka ranks sixth in the industry.
4. Ordinary sweets
In the fourth quarter of 20 19, the company's net profit was 57.997 million yuan, with a year-on-year growth rate of 2805 186%.
The company is mainly engaged in pig breeding, pig slaughter, pork sales and frozen meat sales.
On September 23rd, Putian Food opened at HK$ 0.09 and closed at HK$ 0.088. The highest price on that day was HK$ 0.09, and the lowest was HK$ 0.09, with 20,000 lots sold. The highest price in 52 weeks is 0. 19 Hong Kong dollars, and the lowest price in 52 weeks is 0.088 Hong Kong dollars.
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