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Trades about 287% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Xiamen XGMA Machinery Company Limited, a Chinese enterprise, specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of heavy engineering equipment. Its extensive product line encompasses a variety of road construction machinery, including pneumatic, walk-behind, small tandem, and hydraulic vibratory rollers, alongside robust bulldozers. The company also provides industrial solutions such as diesel and electric forklift trucks, electric pallet stackers, and side loading forklifts. Furthermore, its advanced offerings extend to wheel excavators, hydraulic crawler excavators, and sophisticated full-face tunnel boring machines. These machines find widespread application across numerous sectors, including general construction sites, mining operations, manufacturing facilities, logistics hubs like ports and warehouses, agriculture, forestry, water management, and complex subterranean projects such as metropolitan rail systems, tunnels, pipe racks, and overall underground space development. Beyond its significant domestic operations in China, the company actively exports its products, reaching markets in Central and South America, Central Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, Europe, and the United States. Established in 1951, Xiamen XGMA Machinery Company Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Xiamen, China.
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