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Trades about 101% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hangzhou IECHO Science & Technology Co., Ltd., established in 1994 and based in Hangzhou, China, operates as a significant developer and vendor of digital cutting systems across the Chinese market. The company offers an extensive portfolio of products, including high-speed digital cutting machinery, intelligent automated multi-purpose cutting systems, large-format cutting equipment, and dedicated leather processing lines, alongside complementary software solutions. IECHO's technology serves a broad spectrum of industries such as textiles, automotive, sign and packaging, composite materials, leather goods, and furniture manufacturing.
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