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Zhejiang Jasan Holding Group (603558.SH): A total of 3.53% of the company's shares have been repurchased.
On January 2, Gelonghui reported that Zhejiang Jasan Holding Group (603558.SH) announced that as of December 31, 2024, the company had cumulatively repurchased 13,029,800 shares through centralized bidding, accounting for 3.53% of the current total equity of the company. The highest transaction price was 11.31 yuan/share, the lowest transaction price was 8.24 yuan/share, and the total amount of funds paid was 129,991,608.49 yuan (including transaction fees).
Zhejiang Jasan Holding Group (603558.SH): Subsidiary obtained the high-tech enterprise certificate.
On January 2, Gelonghui reported that Zhejiang Jasan Holding Group (603558.SH) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Zhejiang Qiaoertingtian Clothing Co., Ltd. (referred to as "Qiaoertingtian"), recently received the "High-tech Enterprise Certificate" jointly issued by the Zhejiang Provincial Economic and Information Technology Department, Zhejiang Provincial Finance Department, and the National Taxation Administration of Zhejiang Province (Certificate No.: GR202433007702), with the issuance date of December 6, 2024, and a validity period of three years.
Zhejiang Jasan Holding Group (603558.SH): produces various types of sports socks, including football socks, skiing socks, and others.
Gelonghui, December 24丨Zhejiang Jasan Holding Group (603558.SH) stated on the investor interaction platform that the company's products primarily focus on the Leisure category, producing various types of sports socks, including football socks and skiing socks.
Zhejiang Jasan Holding Group (603558.SH): In recent years, the company has started to focus on cooperating with domestic outstanding brands and enterprises, including Anta.
Gelonghui reported on December 11 that Zhejiang Jasan Holding Group (603558.SH) stated on the investor interaction platform that the company's products mainly consist of Leisure sports series, with a wide range of sports products. In recent years, the company has begun to collaborate with outstanding domestic brands and enterprises, including Anta.
gtja's strategy for the textile and apparel industry in 2025: Focus on the strength of the exchange for new policy and wait for sales improvement.
Since late October, the scope of the trade-in policy has continued to expand, with both online and offline channels enjoying policy benefits, leading clothing brands benefiting first.
Guosen: The terminal demand for textile manufacturing is weakly recovering. Focus on companies that are improving their production capacity layout.
The current optimization of brand inventory has led to a rebound in sector orders and improved capacity utilization, driving many companies to achieve better-than-expected performance.
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