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Trades about 169% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
KraussMaffei Company Limited specializes in the development and provision of a comprehensive array of machinery and integrated systems for the manufacturing and processing of plastics and rubber. Its product lineup encompasses agile electric and two-platen hydraulic injection molding machines, along with twin-screw extruders. The company also supplies reaction process machinery, featuring advanced agile integrated pultrusion systems, precision mixing and metering units, and high-pressure mixing heads. Additionally, KraussMaffei delivers digital tools and extensive service solutions designed to optimize machine performance and plastic processing techniques. The firm is heavily invested in research and development, covering diverse fields such as chemical machinery, chemical engineering, material science, corrosion prevention, automated manufacturing process control, and sophisticated online analytical and radioactive detection instruments. Its R&D efforts further extend to environmental protection technologies, engineering design, and the production of specialized equipment, including curing presses, robotics, electrical control cabinets, and pressure vessels. Initially known as Qingdao Tianhua Institute Of Chemistry Engineering Company Limited, the company rebranded to KraussMaffei Company Limited in September 2019. It maintains its primary operations in Qingdao, China.
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