Exco Technologies Limited (EXCOF)
Exco Technologies Limited operates in the Auto - Parts industry of the Consumer Cyclical sector, headquartered in Markham, ON, CA. The stock last traded at $6.11, up 0.00% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $229.7M. On trailing twelve-month figures it carries a trailing P/E of 13.08, a net margin of 3.9%. Its beta of 0.91 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.
Exco Technologies Limited, along with its various affiliates, specializes in the engineering, manufacturing, and distribution of specialized dies, molds, components, complete assemblies, and essential expendable equipment. These products primarily cater to the die-casting, extrusion, and automotive sectors. The company organizes its activities into two core divisions: Casting and Extrusion, and Automotive Solutions. The Casting and Extrusion segment concentrates on creating and producing crucial tooling and consumable parts for aluminum die-casting and extrusion machinery. This division maintains a presence in North America, South America, Thailand, and Morocco, serving global automotive and industrial markets. Conversely, the Automotive Solutions segment focuses on manufacturing a diverse array of interior trim components and assemblies, predominantly for passenger vehicles and light trucks. Its offerings include synthetic nets and other cargo retention products, various injection-molded parts, shift and brake boots, instrument panel elements, sun visors, seat covers, headrests, and a multitude of other cut-and-sewn interior items. This segment also supplies plastic trunk liners, organizational systems, floor mats, and bumper covers, alongside precision die-cut leather kits for seating applications. It maintains a widespread international operational footprint across Canada, the United States, Europe, Mexico, South America, Asia, and other global regions. Established in 1952, Exco Technologies Limited's corporate headquarters are situated in Markham, Canada.
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