First off, we’ve got Guangzhou Kelly Cosmetics Co., Ltd. They’re apparently a pretty small operation, like, 0-50 employees small. Which, hey, good for them, staying lean and mean! They’ve got a registered capital of 5 million RMB, which, you know, sounds like a lot, but then you see that apparently only like, 6% of companies are even *more* capitalized than that. So, make of that what you will.
Then, we’ve got Guangzhou Kelly Leather Goods Co., LTD. The thing about *them* is that someone (NBD Trade Data, apparently) thinks they can totally help you analyze their main trade regions. Which… okay? Intriguing. Like, are they selling a *ton* of leather goods to, I don’t know, Uzbekistan? Maybe that’s just me being weird.
And *then* there’s Guangzhou Kelly Clothing Co., Ltd. (probably?). See, this is where things get fuzzy. The listing just mentions “Guangzhou KaiLi Clothing Co., Ltd,” but you gotta assume it’s the same outfit, right? I mean, come on, Kelly is a pretty specific name. Unless… unless there’s a *whole bunch* of Kelly-named businesses in Guangzhou. Now *that’s* a thought. Maybe it’s a family thing? Kelly’s empire, built on leather, lipstick, and… well, clothes.
And get this, I even found contact info for “Guangzhou琦莉化妆品有限公司” (which Google Translate tells me is something like “Guangzhou Qi Li Cosmetics Co., Ltd.”) with an address in the European Industrial Park. Jenny’s the contact person, [email protected]. Wait, *leather*? But this is the *cosmetics* company… See? The confusion is real! Maybe Jenny’s just multi-talented. I mean, who knows?
Honestly, from what I can gather, it looks like “Kelly” in Guangzhou is either a really popular name for businesses, or there’s one company playing a *lot* of different angles. Or maybe it’s just a typo-ridden mess and I’m reading way too much into it. Probably that last one, tbh.
