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Trades about 911% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shandong Linuo Technical Glass Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise specializing in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of a diverse range of technical glass products. Its extensive product portfolio includes comprehensive glass solutions for pharmaceutical packaging, featuring items such as molded glass vials and bottles, neutral and low borosilicate ampoules, tubular vials made from neutral and low borosilicate glass, borosilicate tubing, and double-point ampoules. For the culinary sector, the company produces various glass kitchenware items. These encompass bakeware like baking dishes and casseroles, food preparation tools such as measuring jugs and mixing bowls with PP lids, and a wide selection of food storage containers. These storage solutions come with diverse features including compartments, leakproof designs, lids with knife/fork holders, air vents, and various rim styles (flat, buldge-top), alongside specialized options like one-touch, detachable, frost-finish, and simple lids. Furthermore, Shandong Linuo supplies optical glass products, which include various bulbs, glass tubing, PAR products, and lenses specifically designed for LED lamps. The company also manufactures heat-resistant glass and components for electric lighting. Established in 1994, the company operates from its headquarters located in Jinan, China.
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