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Trades about 530% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1993 and based in Nanan, China, Fujian Minfa Aluminium Co., Ltd. specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of extruded aluminum alloy profiles. The company primarily caters to the construction, general engineering, and industrial sectors throughout the People's Republic of China. Its architectural portfolio features a variety of window and door systems, including sliding, casement, and insulated options, alongside railings, shutters, and profiles for curtain wall applications. For industrial use, Fujian Minfa Aluminium supplies a broad spectrum of materials, such as components for luggage, decorative items, and stationery; various pipe designs like opening, corner, and tabletop styles; sliding pulleys, ladder materials, and fire hydrant parts; radiating fins; complete aluminum building formwork systems; aluminum panels and plates; and color swatches. Reflecting its global presence, the company also exports its products to approximately 40 countries internationally.
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