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Trades about 2% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Xiangyang BOYA Precision Industrial Equipments Co., Ltd, established in Xiangyang, China in 1999, is a company dedicated to the development, manufacturing, and global distribution of advanced industrial machinery. Their specialized equipment is primarily utilized for shaping and treating metal sheets and strips. The company's diverse product range includes high-precision systems like straightening, shearing, and roller coating units for strip fabrication, alongside crucial industrial components such as roller parts, bearing assemblies, ball cage universal couplings, and various supporting elements for other specialized equipment. They also offer integrated equipment solutions.
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