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Trades about 297% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Changzhou Nrb Corporation specializes in the worldwide design, production, and distribution of high-precision bearings tailored for the automotive sector. Its core product range encompasses needle roller, standard roller, clutch release, and hub bearings. Beyond these, the company's extensive portfolio includes hydraulic and push-pull clutch release bearings, robotic bearings, single and double row cylindrical roller bearings, deep groove ball bearings, joint bearings, and four-point contact ball bearings. They also provide synchronizer intermediate rings and large industrial bearings. These specialized components are predominantly engineered for critical automotive applications such as transmissions, clutches, heavy truck axles, and vehicle hubs. Founded in 1994, the enterprise was originally named Changzhou Guangyang Bearing Co., Ltd. before adopting its current identity, Changzhou Nrb Corporation, in May 2014. Its operations are headquartered in Changzhou, China.
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