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Trades about 36% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 2003 and headquartered in Suzhou, China, this enterprise specializes in the engineering, development, and manufacturing of both core shop solutions and aluminum cast components. Its extensive array of core shop offerings encompasses essential equipment like core shooters, gassing units, and sand preparation systems. The firm also supplies diverse molds (permanent and semi-permanent), fixtures, and core boxes, alongside advanced solutions for inline core production, core centers, and inorganic process core technology. Beyond core shop items, the company fabricates aluminum castings tailored for a broad spectrum of applications, including parts for commercial and passenger vehicles, heat exchangers, railway equipment, and valves. Moreover, it provides expert services in core and casting research and development.
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