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Trades about 169% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Henan Hengxing Science & Technology Co.,Ltd. is a prominent manufacturer and seller of galvanized and stranded steel wires, serving both domestic Chinese and international markets. The company's core offerings encompass steel cords crucial for radial tires, various types of steel strands (including galvanized and PC), wires designed for hoses and diamond cutting applications, and polycrystalline silicon sheets. These essential products are utilized across a broad spectrum of industries, such as automobile tire production, rubber hoses, power transmission infrastructure (cables and overhead lines), high-speed rail systems, port operations, and in the photovoltaic solar energy sector for silicon wafer cutting. In addition to its manufacturing activities, the firm also provides investment services. Established in 1995, its operations are based in Gongyi, China.
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