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Trades about 57% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Longhua Technology Group Co.,Ltd., founded in Luoyang, China in 1995, is a diverse industrial enterprise specializing in advanced materials and energy-efficient solutions. The company manufactures and supplies indium tin oxide (ITO) and high-purity sputtering targets, essential components for applications ranging from single crystal furnaces and steel production to medical devices and military technologies. It also provides comprehensive services, including binding, processing, and technical support for metal targets, specialized functional ceramic targets, and other innovative materials. Additionally, Longhua produces a variety of structural materials, such as resin composites, structural foams, rubber-plastic composites, metal-non-metal composites, and integrated functional materials. These are widely adopted in sectors like rail transportation, military and security applications, lightweight structures, and maritime engineering, including specific resin-based composite solutions for shipbuilding and offshore construction. Furthermore, within China, Longhua is a prominent provider of heat transfer and energy-saving equipment, serving critical industries like coal chemical, petrochemical, metallurgy, and shipbuilding. Its offerings in this area extend to specialized services such as industrial condensate treatment, wastewater recycling, adherence to industrial wastewater discharge standards, and complete zero-discharge solutions.
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