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Trades about 127% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Jiangsu Alcha Aluminium Group Co., Ltd. is primarily involved in the research, development, manufacturing, processing, and distribution of aluminum products within China. Its extensive product range includes various aluminum foils, such as specialized coated foils for air conditioning units, alongside aluminum strips and plates. Beyond these materials, the company delivers comprehensive solutions in areas like automotive and industrial heat treatment and transfer systems, new energy applications, and clean technologies. It also produces dedicated fin stock for air conditioners. Demonstrating a significant international presence, the company exports its offerings to approximately 40 countries globally. Founded in Changshu, China, in 1987, the enterprise was initially known as Jiangsu Alcha Aluminium Co., Ltd., before adopting its current corporate identity in May 2019.
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