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Trades about 241% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ningbo Henghe Precision Industry Co.,Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise based in Cixi, specializing in the entire lifecycle of precision products, from initial research and development to design, manufacturing, and sales. The company's core business revolves around producing precise molds, intricate components, injection-molded plastic goods, and various metal parts. Their extensive product range encompasses high-precision gears and gearboxes, complex structural elements, and cooling fans. For the automotive sector, they supply a wide array of items including all-plastic tailgates and engine covers, refueling door actuators, lightweight interior and exterior components, vehicle rear doors, engine compartment covers, fuel filler caps, and front-end frames. Beyond automobiles, Ningbo Henghe also manufactures parts for consumer electronics such as vacuum cleaners, electric irons, washing machines, electric toothbrushes, and beauty instruments, as well as drone assemblies, fan components, general hardware, and medical accessories. These diverse offerings are vital for numerous industries, including home appliances, automotive manufacturing, sanitary solutions, electronics, and medical equipment. Established in 1992, the company was originally known as Ningbo Henghe Mould Co., Ltd. and officially rebranded as Ningbo Henghe Precision Industry Co.,Ltd. in May 2021.
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