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Trades about 355% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guizhou Wire Rope Incorporated Company, based in Zunyi, China, specializes in the production, processing, and distribution of steel wire ropes, strands, and associated equipment, primarily serving the domestic Chinese market. Its comprehensive product catalog features an array of specialized steel wire ropes, encompassing types such as single-strand, four-strand, multi-layer, shaped, compacted, point and line contact, parallel laid, oil wire, thick diameter, sealed, balanced, fishing, elevator, aviation, and handling ropes. Additionally, they supply steel wire ropes specifically engineered for conveyor belt systems. Beyond ropes, the firm also furnishes various steel wires and a selection of PC steel strands, including galvanized, pre-stressed concrete, and un-bonded pre-stressed options. Complementing these, their inventory includes diverse rigging accessories like wire rope sling insert buckles, seamless splicing rigging, aluminum alloy pressed joints, two-legged and limb rigging, alongside both hot and cold castings. These high-quality offerings are marketed under the distinguished "Dragon" brand. While its primary focus remains within China, Guizhou Wire Rope also maintains an international presence, exporting its merchandise to countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands, Singapore, and other global destinations. The enterprise commenced its operations in 2000.
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