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Trades about 29% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Fuyao Glass Industry Group Co., Ltd., along with its affiliated companies, specializes in providing comprehensive safety glass and automotive accessory solutions for a wide array of transportation vehicles, catering to both domestic Chinese and international markets. The company actively engages in the design, manufacturing, sale, and servicing of various products, including automotive-grade float glass, vehicle glass, locomotive glass, luggage carriers, and window trim components. Its advanced glass offerings feature innovations such as head-up display (HUD) compatible, semi-tempered laminated, acoustic, heated, water-repellent (hydrophobic), dimmable, antenna-integrated, heat-insulating, lightweight, and ambient lighting glasses. Furthermore, Fuyao supplies photovoltaic and panoramic sunroof systems, exterior decorative items, flush-fitting windows, and integrated glass assemblies like encapsulated glass and sliding window units. Established in 1987 with its corporate headquarters located in Fuqing, China, the company operated under the name Fujian Yaohua Glass Industry Group Co., Ltd. until it adopted its current designation in June 1992.
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