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Trades about 88% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Naipu Mining Machinery Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise focused on the design, manufacturing, distribution, and servicing of a variety of mining equipment and components. The company's extensive product offerings include critical items such as slurry pumps, rubber wet ends, hydrocyclones, rubber mill liners, trommels, rubber stators and impellers for flotation machines, and screen panels and plates made from both rubber and polyurethane. They also provide steel and rubber composite pipes and a range of rubber hoses. Founded in 2005, the company maintains its headquarters in Shangrao, China. Its corporate name was officially changed in August 2020 from its prior designation, Jiangxi Naipu Mining Machinery and New Materials Co.,Ltd.
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