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Trades about 475% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Zhaoqing, China, in 2003, Guangdong Paisheng Intelligent Technology Co.,Ltd specializes in the manufacturing and global distribution of high-precision aluminum alloy castings primarily for the automotive industry. The company's comprehensive product line features traditional internal combustion engine parts such as oil pan assemblies, lower cylinder blocks, gearbox extension chambers, and engine front covers. Furthermore, they are a key supplier of structural and functional components for new energy vehicles, producing items like shock towers, battery trays, motor and inverter housings, various cooling system parts, and fender brackets. Beyond automotive applications, the company is actively involved in the design, research, development, production, and sale of precision molds, intricate parts, and large-scale hardware structural components. With a strong domestic presence in China, their products are also exported to markets in Europe and the United States. The company adopted its current name, Guangdong Paisheng Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., in February 2019, having previously operated as Guangdong Hongteo Technology Co., Ltd.
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