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Trades about 156% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Landai Technology Group Corp., Ltd., originally established in 1996 as Chongqing Landai Powertrain Corp., Ltd. before its rebranding in October 2020, is based in Chongqing, People's Republic of China. The company primarily specializes in the creation, production, and distribution of components for power transmission, various transmission parts, and precision die-castings. These offerings cater mainly to the automotive, textile manufacturing, and general industrial machinery sectors within China. Its extensive product range includes both manual and automatic transmission assemblies, reducers for new energy vehicles, and specific transmission units for textile equipment. Furthermore, Landai manufactures critical automotive parts such as transmission gears, shafts, synchronizers, balance components, and transmission casings, along with engine gears and shafts. The firm also produces a variety of parts for textile machinery, alongside die-cast shells for engine cylinders and steering gears, and other mechanical die-cast items. Beyond its core operations, Landai is actively involved in the research, development, and manufacturing of integrated touch screen and display technologies. Its offerings in this domain comprise capacitive touch screens, display modules, protective cover glasses, and touch sensors. These sophisticated components find application across a wide array of information terminals, including tablet computers, laptops, industrial control systems, smart IoT devices, and automotive electronic systems. The company also extends its reach internationally, exporting products to the Middle East.
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