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Trades about 1,056% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Era Co., Ltd. is a Chinese manufacturer and supplier specializing in plastic valves and fittings. Its comprehensive product line encompasses a broad spectrum of plastic piping solutions and components. This includes various types of pipes and complementary fittings, such as those made from PVC (for pressure applications, drainage, and electrical insulation), CPVC (also for pressure systems), and PP-R (designed for both hot and cold water supply). Beyond pipes, their offerings extend to a diverse range of valves, including true union and compact ball valves, as well as butterfly valves. They also supply specific plumbing accessories such as couplings, elbows, sockets, saddles, rain gutters, male thread tees, reducing joints, and various adhesives for water supply systems. Established in 1993, the company is headquartered in Taizhou, China. It operated under the name Yonggao Co., Ltd. until January 2022, when it officially rebranded as Era Co., Ltd. Globally, Era Co., Ltd. has a significant presence, exporting its products to roughly 146 nations worldwide.
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