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Trades about 147% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Saurer Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. is a global enterprise that develops, produces, and markets a comprehensive range of textile machinery and components. Their products are specifically designed for the processing of fibers and yarns worldwide. The company's operations are structured into two primary divisions: Spinning Solutions and Technologies. The Spinning Solutions segment specializes in providing equipment essential for yarn production, including carding, combing, roving, drawframe, and various spinning and winding machines, alongside their associated mechanical spare parts. Meanwhile, the Technologies segment focuses on supplying advanced twisting and embroidery machines, along with corresponding mechanical and replacement parts. Saurer Intelligent Technology Co. Ltd, established in 1853, maintains its headquarters in Urumqi, China.
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