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Trades about 978% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Deewin Tianxia Co., Ltd is a Chinese enterprise offering a broad spectrum of services, including logistics and supply chain management, financial solutions, and Internet of Vehicles (IoV) data services. Within its logistics and supply chain operations, the company provides warehousing and logistical support to upstream component suppliers and commercial automobile manufacturers in the midstream. It also sells commercial vehicles from Shaanxi Heavy Duty Automobile and Shaanxi Commercial Automobile, along with aftermarket products like tires and lubricants. Furthermore, it extends third-party logistics (3PL) services to independent clients. Deewin Tianxia's financial services division facilitates commercial automobile purchases for a variety of downstream end-users through financing solutions. It also offers factoring services to upstream component suppliers and mid-downstream logistics companies. Rounding out its offerings, the company engages in the IoV sector by selling related products, such as pre-installed IoV devices in commercial vehicles, and delivering IoV data analytics and solutions. Founded in Xi'an, China, in 2005, Deewin Tianxia Co., Ltd operates as a subsidiary of Shaanxi Automobile Group Co Ltd.
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