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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Shenzhen Silver Basis Technology Co., Ltd. (SBT) is a global provider specializing in precision molds, serving clients across China and in international markets. The company's extensive product offerings include automated tooling and equipment, specifically tailored for automotive applications, in addition to gauges, grippers, and installation systems. SBT also manufactures a wide array of auto parts, encompassing exterior and interior trim, functional components, and security systems. Their production capabilities further extend to plastic and hardware structural components. Moreover, SBT supplies specialized BHRT hot runner products, such as advanced needle valve type control systems and comprehensive hot runner assemblies. They also engage in B+ ODM/OEM product development and provide industrial design services. Founded in 1993, Shenzhen Silver Basis Technology Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Shenzhen, China.
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