Yanghao International (YHL)
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Yanghao International (YHL) supplies and marketing of high-end fabrics, home textiles and luxury fashion decor globally. The Don Dragon Group was founded in 1999 as Zhejiang Don Dragon Import & Export Co., Limited by Mr Guoqiang (Jack) Huang and his wife Ms Xiaoli (Rose) Wang. Thomas Bryson will be the ultimate holding company for the business of the Don Dragon Group located in Shaoxing, Zheijiang Province in China. It was listed on the Australian Stockmarket (ASX) on 20 March, 2009.
The Company currently manufactures and distributes fabrics, apparel, garments, home textiles and home décor domestically and around the world, primarily to Europe, USA, South America and South Africa.
Over the past few years, the manufacture of products in Thomas Bryson has been diversified. Production is now based in China, generally being outsourced to other Chinese companies, but occasionally outsourced to other countries in Asia. Products are distributed internationally via its agents in Brazil, USA, South Africa and Portugal.
The materials for production are sourced all over the world, and turned into final products on the basis of the most economical place for value-add. For example, the Company buys cotton from Egypt, and turns the cotton into yarn and fabric in China where the fabric is dyed, processed and cut according to designs from Europe. The fabric is then shipped to Brazil or Portugal where it is finished into the final product (made to customers' orders on the Company’s own brands), before shipping to retail outlets.
The Company has recognised the impact of the changing dynamics of the expanding Chinese economy with rising labour costs and an appreciating RMB on its profitability, both in the short term and the longer term, and has adopted a business model based on meeting today's ever increasing competitiveness. The business model enhances the Company's ability to manage continuous change and to adopt new strategies quickly in order to adapt to market changes.
Thomas Bryson is continuously engaged in research and development to not only enhances the quality of its existing products, but also to develop new products. In conjunction with its strategic alliance partners Thomas Bryson has established an in house testing laboratory and a professional design centre. The Company has also formed research and development partnerships with the Shaoxing Arts & Science Institute, along with a number of other research centres in China. Through these collaborative efforts, the Company is developing new fabrics.
Yanghao International (YHL) Products and Services
- Supply and marketing of high-end fabrics, home textiles and luxury fashion decor globally
Yanghao International (YHL) Locations and Subsidiaries
Yanghao International Head Office
Suite 145, Regis Tower, 416-418 Pitt Street,
Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA, 2000
Phone: (02) 92124881
Fax: (02) 83246353
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Yanghao International (YHL) Share Price
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