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Trades about 370% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Zhejiang Linuo Flow Control Technology Co.,Ltd is a company dedicated to the complete lifecycle of fluid control equipment, encompassing its research, development, design, manufacturing, and global distribution. The company's extensive product portfolio includes a diverse array of industrial valves, such as ball, knife gate, regulating, special-purpose, V-type, globe, and butterfly designs, alongside specialized fluorine-lined options. Complementing these are essential fluid control components like fittings, valve accessories, actuators, advanced control systems, and piping. Beyond manufacturing, the company also engages in the international trade of various goods and technologies. Its comprehensive solutions cater to a broad spectrum of industries, including petroleum, chemical, papermaking, petrochemical, environmental protection, energy, power generation, mining, metallurgy, pharmaceutical, and food processing. Established in 2003, Linuo Flow Control is headquartered in Ruian, China.
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