MAO GEPING (01318) Rises Nearly 4% as Policy Dividends Cover Entire Beauty Industry Chain; Company Expands Early in Hainan Free Trade Port

Stock News12-19 14:10

MAO GEPING (01318) rose nearly 4%, gaining 3.69% to HK$87.1 by the time of writing, with a trading volume of HK$146 million.

The surge follows the official closure of the Hainan Free Trade Port on December 18. Analysts from CITIC Securities believe that under policy incentives, Hainan is poised to become a hotspot for industrial migration, potentially attracting multiple sectors and forming new economic growth drivers.

Earlier, the Hainan Provincial Medical Products Administration introduced the "Several Measures to Support High-Quality Development of the Cosmetics Industry," marking the province's first specialized policy to bolster the cosmetics sector. The measures provide comprehensive support across eight dimensions, covering the entire industry chain.

According to Qichacha data, Hainan has seen a surge in cosmetics-related business registrations, with 41,826 new companies established in just the past six months (including enterprises with "cosmetics" in their names, business scope, or product branding). This influx highlights strong industry consensus on Hainan's growth potential.

Public records show that in November, MAO GEPING established MAO GEPING (Hainan) Trading Co., Ltd. in Haikou, with a registered capital of RMB 10 million. The company's business scope includes cosmetics wholesale, retail, and import-export trade.

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