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Trades about 17% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Yantai Eddie Precision Machinery Co., Ltd., headquartered in Yantai, China, is an enterprise dedicated to the design, production, and distribution of essential hydraulic components. These critical parts, such as main pumps, travel and slewing motors, and multi-channel control valves, are primarily supplied to the construction equipment and marine industries. Beyond these core offerings, the company's extensive product portfolio also encompasses various hydraulic attachments and accessories, including diverse hydraulic breakers (such as side, top, silenced, and high-frequency vibration models), vibratory plate compactors, specialized log and stone grapples, quick couplers, hydraulic shears, hydraulic crushers, and automated lubrication systems. Since its establishment in 2003, the firm has developed a significant international presence, exporting its goods to approximately 60 countries worldwide.
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