Kimberly-Clark de Mexico ( OTCPK:KCDMY ) (Mexico:KIMBER-A), for those unfamiliar, is the Mexican subsidiary of US paper products company Kimberly-Clark (NYSE: KMB ). The parent company owns close to half the firm, and the other half is listed primarily on the Mexican stock exchange, along with a pink sheet listing in the US. There are two classes of stock, KIMBER A and KIMBER B in Mexico. KIMBER A is the far more liquid class of stock, I advise investors to stick to that class of stock, which trades in the US as KCDMY. Kimberly-Clark de Mexico (hereafter referred to as KCM) sells the same products in Mexico that the parent company markets in the US and elsewhere. We're talking of various brands of toilet paper, paper towels, soaps, Depends, napkins and Huggies diapers. Over the past year, KCM sold 34 billion pesos ($1.6 billion) in product - it's a sizable operation. The overwhelming portion of its sales, 86%, are direct consumer products to Mexican consumers.