CBC(200017.SZ)

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CBC
200017.SZ
Shenzhen China Bicycle Company (Holdings) Limited engages in the gold jewelry business. The company is also involved in the production, assembly, procurement, and sale of bicycles and electric bicycles under the Amini and EMMELLE brand names; and the procurement, consigned processing, and sale of lithium batteries materials. The company was founded in 1992 and is based in Shenzhen, China.
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200017.SZMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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02/01/2026 Update
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Apparel, Accessories and Luxury GoodsIndustry
Industry Ranking2/53
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreC
    • ROE11.69%B
    • Profit Margin4.60%C
    • Gross Margin8.18%E
  • Growth ScoreA
    • Revenue YoY74.01%A
    • Net Profit YoY97.07%A
    • Total Assets YoY23.56%A
    • Net Assets YoY16.15%A
  • Cash ScoreA
    • Cash Flow Margin2175.60%A
    • OCF YoY74.01%A
  • Operating ScoreA
    • Turnover2.09A
  • Debt ScoreA
    • Gearing Ratio17.68%A

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