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Trades about 12% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1995 and headquartered in Nanjing, China, Nanjing Inform Storage Equipment (Group) Co., Ltd. is dedicated to developing and supplying an extensive array of storage solutions across the Chinese market. The company's product portfolio features a wide selection of racking systems, encompassing sophisticated automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS), multi-level mezzanine structures, and various specialized options. These specialized racking types include long span, carton flow, radio shuttle, drive-in, push-back, live-in, cantilever, and electric mobile racking solutions. Furthermore, Nanjing Inform offers advanced automated warehousing technologies. This includes critical warehouse monitor and control software systems, alongside diverse material handling equipment such as shuttle carriers, integrated shuttle and stacker crane systems, shuttle and forklift combinations, four-way shuttles, mobile racking, 360°AGV systems, in-shuttle car picking solutions, light-duty stacker cranes, and carousel racking systems. The firm formally adopted its current name, Nanjing Inform Storage Equipment (Group) Co., Ltd., in November 2016, having previously operated as Nanjing Inform Storage Equipment Co., Ltd.
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