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Trades about 42% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Ningbo, People's Republic of China, NBTM New Materials Group Co., Ltd. is a prominent producer and supplier of specialized materials. The company's core offerings include advanced powder metal structural parts and diverse magnetic material components, which it manufactures and distributes within the Chinese market. These powder metal components are crucial for various applications, serving critical roles in the automotive sector (such as engines, transmission systems, and chassis), household appliances (like air conditioning and refrigerator compressors), and motorcycles (including engines and clutches, among others). Additionally, NBTM offers a range of soft magnetic materials, such as alloy powder, iron powder cores, and alloy powder cores. These are vital for emerging and established technologies, including pure electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, solar energy systems, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and consumer electronics ('white goods'). Its client base spans key sectors like automotive, home appliance manufacturing, motorcycle production, and general mechanical engineering. The company underwent a name change in March 2007, transitioning from its former identity as Ningbo Tongmuo New Materials Group Co., Ltd. to its current designation, NBTM New Materials Group Co., Ltd.
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