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Trades about 368% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
GENERAL Elevator Co., Ltd. is a global provider specializing in the manufacturing and maintenance of environmentally friendly lift systems. Their diverse product range includes passenger, scenic, high-speed, and specialized medical elevators (for stretchers and hospital beds), alongside freight, vehicle, and debris lifts. The company also produces escalators for commercial use, heavy-duty models designed for public transit, and moving walkways. Beyond production, they offer comprehensive services such as elevator installation, modernization and refurbishment for existing escalators and elevators, and advanced smart building enhancement solutions. Established in 2003, GENERAL Elevator Co., Ltd. is based in Suzhou City, China.
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