ESG Inc.(ESGH.US)

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ESG Inc.
ESGH.US
ESG Inc. develops and operates in plant-based ingredients, and food production and distribution businesses. It engages in the research and development, composting, cultivation, processing, packaging, and distribution of white button mushrooms. The company is headquartered in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.
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24/01/2026 Update
C
Packaged Foods and MeatsIndustry
Industry Ranking47/84
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreC
    • ROE4.36%C
    • Profit Margin4.06%C
    • Gross Margin-189.74%E
  • Growth ScoreB
    • Revenue YoY17.56%B
    • Net Profit YoY153.52%A
    • Total Assets YoY1.82%C
    • Net Assets YoY9.71%B
  • Cash ScoreA
    • Cash Flow Margin2463.43%A
    • OCF YoY17.56%B
  • Operating ScoreC
    • Turnover0.37C
  • Debt ScoreC
    • Gearing Ratio51.93%C

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