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Trades about 40% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Founded in 1958 and based in Zhangzhou, China, Fujian Longxi Bearing (Group) Co., Ltd is a global manufacturer and supplier of a wide array of bearings and rolling components. The company's core product range includes spherical plain, tapered roller, deep groove ball, agricultural, and specialized non-standard bearings. Additionally, they produce gears for loaders and fine machinery, stalk bearing loader gearboxes, rod ends, linear guides, and ball screws. Their comprehensive inventory also features automobile mufflers, shock absorbers, maintenance-free panels, and various bearing bush products. These critical components are integral to a multitude of applications across diverse industries, such as heavy construction equipment (including loaders, motor graders, diggers, road rollers, and forklift trucks), heavy trucking, aerospace, aviation, hydropower, metallurgical and port machinery, railway transportation, architecture, scientific research instruments, food processing equipment, industrial piping systems, and general engineering machinery.
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