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Trades about 64% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
JDM JingDaMachine (Ningbo) Co.Ltd produces and sells precision stamping parts in China and internationally. The company offers motor stators, rotors, and semiconductor lead frames; HVAC heat exchange equipment, such as fin press lines; vertical, horizontal, portable, and expander machines; return benders; return bend washing machines; and return bend ring loader, CNC tube perforating machine, and CNC chipless cutting machines. It also offers microchannel heat exchange equipment, which includes tube mils, fold tube miles, form rolls, integrated fin core lines, fully automatic core builders, form blades, fln sway stamping presses, FMHD heavy duty fin mills, FMT twin track fin mills, mini fin mills, and high-speed fin mills. In addition, it offers tube processing equipment, such as 3D tube benders, insulated tube lacing machines, and horizontal portable coil expanders; and tube processing equipment, such as integrated tube cutting end forming machines, CNC chipless tube cutting machines, tube end sealing machines and forming machines, CNC hole punching machines, spinning sheet flangers, hole drilling machines, tube end forming machines, and return blender machines. The company serves automobiles, home appliances, hardware, aerospace industries, etc. The company was formerly known as Ningdo JingDa Electromechanical Technology Co,Ltd. and changed its name to JDM JingDaMachine (Ningbo) Co.Ltd in 2011. JDM JingDaMachine (Ningbo) Co.Ltd was founded in 1990 and is based in Ningbo, China.
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