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Trades about 67% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Damon Technology Group Co.,Ltd. research, develops, manufactures, sells, and services automated logistics solutions in China and internationally. The company offers carton, pallet, vertical, overhead, belt, and pulley conveyor series; and flash sorter, cross belt, sliding shoe, swivel wheel, multi belt, split tray, and swing arm sorting machines, as well as electrical roller transfer and skewed wheel diverter machines. It offers storage and pick up systems; and develops software, such as warehouse management and control software, inventory management system, sort directory system, AGVS scheduling system, supervisory control and data acquisition system, and PHEGDA system. The company’s products are used in e-commerce, express delivery, supermarket retail, fashion, intelligent manufacturing chain, and pharmaceuticals industries. Damon Technology Group Co.,Ltd. was founded in 1997 and is based in Huzhou, China.
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