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Trades about 67% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Yongmao Holdings Limited operates as an investment holding firm primarily dedicated to the construction machinery sector. The company manages the entire scope of activities related to tower cranes and their associated parts, encompassing their design, production, fabrication, distribution, rental, and after-sales support. Marketed under its proprietary Yongmao brand, the offerings include various models such as the Topless STT, ST, Luffing STL/STF, and Derrick Q series tower cranes. Beyond equipment provision, Yongmao also furnishes crucial services like crane installation, assembly, dismantling, and ongoing maintenance. Its diverse customer base includes active construction sites, large-scale infrastructure developments, and the shipbuilding industry, alongside catering to equipment distributors and leasing enterprises. With a broad international reach, the company conducts business across the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, Macau, Europe, Singapore, various other Asian nations, the Middle East, and the United States. Established in Singapore in 1992, Yongmao Holdings Limited operates as a subsidiary of Sun & Tian Investment Pte. Ltd.
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