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Trades about 6% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 2002 and headquartered in Beijing, China, Beijing WKW Automotive Parts Co.,Ltd. specializes in the production and distribution of a wide array of automotive trim systems for both vehicle interiors and exteriors across the Chinese market. Their extensive internal product line features decorative elements such as audio system strips, ashtray covers, various center console components and trims, door handle surrounds, dashboard panels, inner decorative strips, interior door frame accents, electroplated dashboard parts, and decorative rings. In addition to these, the company provides integrated services. For vehicle exteriors, their offerings encompass skylight frames, luggage racks, fenders, wheel arch mouldings, roof drip rails, side body beams, door frames, triangular window trims, exterior door components, B and C pillar covers, and windshield surrounds.
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