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Trades about 33% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jiangsu Newamstar Packaging Machinery Co., Ltd. focuses on the development, production, and global distribution of sophisticated equipment for beverage packaging. The company's comprehensive product range starts with advanced pretreatment solutions, including water purification, various processing units, UHT sterilization, CIP (clean-in-place), COP/SOP (clean/sterilize-out-of-place) systems, disinfectant blending units, and carbonation mixers. They offer diverse combiblock systems, such as Starbloc, specialized models for bottled water and large containers, alongside aseptic, ultra-clean, carbonated soft drink (CSD), hot-fill, and non-beverage specific applications. Their blowing systems are capable of handling bottles, containers, and gallon-sized vessels. Newamstar also provides an array of filling systems designed for aseptic, ultra-clean, hot-fill, water (including gallon-water), CSD, liquor, condiments, edible oils, and daily chemical products. Furthermore, the company supplies extensive secondary packaging lines, which feature conveyor systems, bottle warmers, tilting mechanisms, labeling machines, shower cooling tunnels, film and carton wrappers, robotic sorters, robotic encasers and palletizers, and traditional mechanical palletizers. Their offerings also encompass cutting-edge automated warehouse systems, equipped with rail-guided vehicles, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and integrated warehouse management systems (WMS). Founded in 2003, Jiangsu Newamstar Packaging Machinery Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Zhangjiagang, China.
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