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Trades about 193% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hang Xiao Steel Structure Co., Ltd. specializes in the comprehensive design, fabrication, and installation of steel structures. The company serves both domestic Chinese and international markets, providing a wide array of steel framework solutions for diverse applications. These include industrial workshops, multi-story and high-rise buildings, extensive span structures, various types of residential and light steel housing, as well as specialized constructions for power generation facilities, petrochemical plants, and bridges. In addition to its core steel structure business, Hang Xiao also supplies a range of sustainable building materials. These offerings comprise TDs, steel bar trusses and their associated templates, adapting components, CCA wall parts, and fire-resistant package beams, alongside complementary wall panels and flooring systems. Founded in 1985, Hang Xiao Steel Structure Co., Ltd. maintains its primary corporate office in Hangzhou, China.
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