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Trades about 37% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Changchun FAWAY Automobile Components Co.,Ltd, through its subsidiaries, functions as a Chinese automotive supplier, actively engaged in the entire process from research and development to the production and distribution of a wide array of vehicle components. Its extensive product offerings span numerous categories, including interior elements like car seats, dashboards, door panels, and seat frames; exterior parts such as bumpers, door sill assemblies, front wall module assemblies, radiator grille assemblies, spoilers, and rearview mirrors; and functional items like car filters and automotive lighting devices. The company also provides specialized automotive stamping and welding products, complete wheel assemblies, individual automobile wheels, various accessories, and other integral parts. Established in 1993, the enterprise, based in Changchun, China, adopted its current corporate identity in December 2008, having previously operated under the name Changchun FAW Sihuan Automobile Co., Ltd.
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