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Trades about 49% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Wolong Electric Group Co.,Ltd. is a global enterprise specializing in the production and distribution of a wide array of electrical components. The company's primary offerings include diverse electric motors, advanced control devices, power transmission and supply infrastructure, and sophisticated power battery systems, catering to international markets. Its extensive motor portfolio encompasses low-voltage IEC and NEMA compliant models, a variety of medium and high-voltage motors—such as rib-cooled, tube-cooled, modular, specialized, and synchronous types—as well as motors specifically engineered for home appliances like air conditioners, washing machines, garden tools, and kitchen equipment. Wolong is also a significant supplier of electric vehicle (EV) motors. Beyond its motor range, the company provides low and high-voltage variable speed drives, synchronous and asynchronous generators, and a suite of industrial automation solutions, featuring servo motors, robotics, and precision spindles. Wolong's cutting-edge products find applications across numerous sectors worldwide. These encompass automotive manufacturing, chemical processing, domestic appliance production, marine vessels, mining operations, oil and gas extraction, power generation, water and wastewater management, infrastructure development, pulp and paper manufacturing, rail transportation, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Founded in 1984, Wolong Electric Group Co.,Ltd. is headquartered in Shaoxing, China.
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