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Trades about 642% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nuode New Materials Co.,Ltd. researches and develops, produces, and sells electrolytic copper foils for lithium batteries in China and internationally. The company offers 3.5-8-micron lithium battery, high-frequency and high-speed, elongation, microporous, thick electrolytic, composite, hyper-very low-profile, and high-temperature elongation copper foils, as well as reverse-treated foils for the 5G communication sector. It is also involved in the photovoltaic energy storage, production and sales of wires and cables and accessories, and material trade. The company was formerly known as Nuode Investment Co.,Ltd and changed its name to Nuode New Materials Co.,Ltd. in October 2022. Nuode New Materials Co.,Ltd. was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, China.
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