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Trades about 260% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hanma Technology Group Co.,Ltd., situated in Maanshan, People's Republic of China, is a multifaceted corporation primarily engaged in China's heavy vehicle sector. The company's core activities revolve around the production of heavy trucks, their chassis, and vital associated components. They manufacture a diverse array of specialized vehicles, including various types of tractors (such as port and energy models), dump trucks, bulk transport vehicles, concrete mixer trucks, powder material transporters, truck-mounted lift trucks, and cranes, along with engines and axles. Beyond its manufacturing operations, Hanma Technology Group Co.,Ltd. also operates in vehicle rental and the distribution of pre-owned automobiles. The company provides services for motor vehicle modification, repair, and general maintenance. Its business scope further includes the manufacturing, wholesale, and retail of auto parts, as well as the production and sale of construction machinery. Additionally, they offer technical services, consulting, and knowledge exchange, alongside driving technology development, promotion, and transfer, and engaging in the import and export of various goods. The firm was formerly recognized as Hualing Xingma Automobile (Group) Co., Ltd. and rebranded to Hanma Technology Group Co.,Ltd. in December 2020.
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