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Trades about 17% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Luhai Holding Corp., founded in 1980 and based in Changhua, Taiwan, operates as a worldwide supplier of tire valve systems and associated products. The company's diverse product portfolio encompasses a full spectrum of valves, including sophisticated TPMS valves, alongside those specifically designed for bicycles, electric bikes, motorcycles, passenger cars, light trucks, heavy trucks, buses, and specialized agricultural or off-the-road (OTR) machinery. Beyond core valves, Luhai provides a wide array of valve accessories such as valve cores, caps, hexagon nuts, washers, grommets, O-rings, rim nuts, and sleeves. They also manufacture tools essential for valve core installation and mounting. For tire pressure management, their offerings include various detection products like standard tire pressure gauges and pen-type gauges, as well as inflation equipment such as air chucks, clip-on air chucks, and connectors. The company's range further extends to rigid, bent, plastic, and flexible valve extensions, complete with their corresponding holders. Additionally, Luhai supplies wheel balance weights and the necessary tools for their application. For tire repair and maintenance, their catalog features a variety of accessories including skivers, stitchers, scrapers, general repair tools, tire repair units, and complete repair kits. Luhai Holding Corp. primarily serves manufacturers across the tire, automotive, heavy vehicle, and agricultural vehicle sectors globally.
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