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Trades about 2,334% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Fuzhou, China, in 2000, Fujian Snowman Co., Ltd. (formerly known as Change City Snowman Refrigeration Equipment Co., Ltd.) is an enterprise dedicated to the design, development, manufacture, and global distribution of ice machinery. The company's extensive product portfolio encompasses ice generation, storage, and delivery systems, alongside various compressors, including screw, reciprocating, and piston types. Their offerings also feature heat exchangers, monoblocks, pressure vessels, power plant components, and specialized air compressor series for hydrogen fuel cells and SCA applications. Furthermore, Snowman provides installation and ongoing after-sales assistance for industrial and commercial cooling and cold storage facilities, in addition to comprehensive refrigeration and ice-making system packages. Operating under the SNOWKEY brand, their products cater to a wide array of industries, such as food processing, supermarket retail, general cooling, storage, preservation in coal mining, water conservation and hydropower, nuclear power, construction, ice storage, chemical manufacturing, cold chain logistics, ice and snow sports, pharmaceuticals, and edible ice production.
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