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Trades about 1,290% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Epoxy Base Electronic Material Corporation Limited is a global enterprise specializing in the production and distribution of advanced electronic-grade epoxy resins. Its comprehensive product line includes a variety of epoxy formulations, such as those tailored for wind blades and liquid applications, as well as specialized and modified resin types. The company also supplies bespoke resins crucial for industries like copper clad laminates, powder coatings, and can coatings. Complementing its product offerings, the firm provides expert technical after-sales support. Founded in 1994, the company operated under the name Guangzhou Epoxy Base Electronic Material Corp. until its rebranding in March 2008 to its current designation. It maintains its headquarters in Guangzhou, China.
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