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Trades about 68% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shanghai Huide Science & Technology Co., Ltd., founded in 1997 and based in Shanghai, China, is a company dedicated to the entire lifecycle of polyurethane materials. Its operations include the development, manufacturing, marketing, and customer support for polyurethane resin, particularly for leather applications, as well as related polyurethane elastomer products. The company's market presence spans both China and international regions. Additionally, it supplies polyester polyol and various polyurethane raw materials. These versatile products are extensively utilized across diverse industries, such as textiles and clothing, the automotive sector (including interior components), athletic equipment, household appliances, footwear, packaging, luggage, furniture, and electronic materials.
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