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Trades about 356% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Estun Automation Co., Ltd. is a leading Chinese company specializing in the development and provision of control components for intelligent industrial equipment. The firm's comprehensive offerings include advanced CNC systems, which are utilized in machinery such as shearing machines, press brakes, hydraulic presses, and cut-to-length lines. It also supplies electro-hydraulic servo systems and dedicated safety solutions for press brakes. Furthermore, Estun manufactures AC servo and motion control systems, encompassing AC servo drives, motors, electro-hydraulic servo pump systems, a variety of motion control products, and digital field bus technologies. Its industrial robot portfolio features a wide selection, including six-axis articulated, four-axis palletizing, mini, SCARA, DELTA, and linear axis robots. The company also develops intelligent manufacturing systems tailored for various sectors, such as the automotive, household appliance, elevator, energy, and construction machinery industries. Founded in 1993, Estun Automation Co., Ltd. is based in Nanjing, China.
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