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Trades about 167% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tianjin Pengling Group Co., Ltd. is an enterprise dedicated to the research, development, engineering, manufacturing, and global distribution of automotive fluid transfer systems and sealing components. They cater to both automotive vehicle manufacturers and powertrain producers within China and internationally. Their extensive product catalog encompasses a variety of fluid pipelines, such as those for cooling, fuel, air conditioning, oil-air systems, transmission oil cooling, turbochargers, vacuum brakes, molded assemblies, air filters, oil coolers, and sunroof drainage. Furthermore, the company provides a comprehensive suite of vehicle sealing products, including door frame seals, window frame seals, inner and outer door water-cut seals, front and rear windshield seals, engine compartment seals, trunk seals, sunroof seals, and roof trim seals. Complementing these offerings are general automotive rubber hoses and various sealing strips. Founded in 1988 as Tianjin Pengling Rubber Hose Co., Ltd., the company adopted its current name, Tianjin Pengling Group Co., Ltd., in June 2018. Its operations are headquartered in Tianjin, China.
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