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Trades about 289% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
QuakeSafe Technologies Co., Ltd., headquartered in Kunming, China, specializes in the research, manufacturing, and distribution of earthquake-resistant and vibration-damping solutions within the Chinese market. The company offers a diverse portfolio of seismic isolation products, including various building isolation bearings such as lead rubber, natural rubber, architectural lead rubber, and three-dimensional friction pendulum types, alongside disc spring damping devices, specialized isolation tables for servers and cultural relics, and precision equipment vibration protection. Additionally, QuakeSafe provides an extensive range of energy dissipative dampers, featuring types like buckling restrained, nuclear-grade large hydraulic, RFD rotary friction, VED viscoelastic, metal bending, and TMD mass-tuned dampers, as well as other related anti-seismic technologies. The firm adopted its current name in June 2019, having previously operated as Yunnan QuakeSafe Seismic Isolation Technologies Co., Ltd.
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