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Trades about 32% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 1997 and based in Suzhou, China, Canny Elevator Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive player in the vertical transportation sector. The company specializes in the entire lifecycle of elevator systems, encompassing research and development, manufacturing, sales, precise installation, and ongoing maintenance. Under the CANNY brand, their extensive product portfolio includes a variety of elevators such as high-speed units, innovative machine-room-less designs, scenic panoramic lifts, specialized hospital and freight models, and residential solutions. They also produce robust escalators for heavy-duty and public transit environments, alongside moving walkways. These mobility solutions are supplied to a broad range of projects, including residential and commercial developments, public infrastructure, urban complexes, and hospitality venues. Canny Elevator Co., Ltd. boasts a significant international presence, exporting its products to nearly 100 nations and regions worldwide.
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