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Trades about 471% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Zhejiang Jingu Company Limited, established in Fuyang, China, in 1986, is a key player in the steel wheel industry. The company dedicates itself to the research, development, production, and sale of a wide range of steel rolling wheels for the Chinese market. Its diverse product portfolio features designs such as high vent, semi-fullface, full face, and lightweight wheels, alongside specialized options for passenger cars, tubeless trucks and buses, trailers, snow vehicles, UTVs, and agricultural machinery. They also manufacture tubeless drop well steel wheels. Beyond its core wheel business, Zhejiang Jingu produces and distributes various automotive parts and motorcycle accessories. The firm extends its services to include tire changing and repair, dynamic wheel balancing, and precise four-wheel alignment. With a strong international presence, the company is actively involved in import-export activities, distributing its products to customers in Europe, the United States, and Southeast Asia, in addition to its robust domestic operations.
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