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Trades about 263% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Greatoo Intelligent Equipment Inc. is dedicated to the research, development, and manufacturing of advanced industrial machinery. Primarily serving the automotive industry, its product range features radial tire molds (including specialized segmented, two-piece, and giant industrial versions), hydraulic curing presses, high-precision machine tools, and industrial robots. Beyond individual equipment, the company also delivers sophisticated automation solutions. These include integrated flexible production lines for tasks such as vehicle milling and automatic electrode manufacturing. Furthermore, Greatoo offers comprehensive drilling and milling processing automation units, which typically comprise an automatic machining center, robotic systems, material storage racks, loading and unloading stations, and a central control system. The firm also supplies other intelligent production lines and various components related to tire curing presses. Established in 2001, the company was initially known as Greatoo Inc. before officially adopting its current name, Greatoo Intelligent Equipment Inc., in October 2015. Its operations are based in Jiedong, China.
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