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Trades about 56% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kangda New Materials (Group) Co., Ltd., based in Shanghai, China, is an enterprise dedicated to the research, manufacturing, and distribution of various adhesives and sealants across the People's Republic of China. Their extensive product range includes acrylic, organic silicone, epoxy, modified acrylic, polyurethane, PUR hot-melt, and SBS adhesives, among others. These advanced bonding agents are crucial for a diverse set of applications, notably in the production of wind turbine blades, soft material composite packaging, rail transport, and marine engineering. They also play a vital role in the automotive industry, electronic appliances, construction, machinery and equipment maintenance, and other industrial sectors. In addition to their product sales, the company provides essential technical support and after-sales services. Founded in 1988, the company was previously known as Shanghai Kangda New Materials Group Co., Ltd. before changing its name to Kangda New Materials (Group) Co., Ltd. in July 2021.
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