Hiecise Precision Equipment Co., Ltd.

300809 · XSHE · Specialty Industrial Machinery · China

Market Capitalization8.68B CNY

Trailing P/E190.28 CNY

52-Week Change-26.83 CNY

Forward Annual Dividend Yield0.23%

Beta0.6820 CNY

Hiecise Precision Equipment Co., Ltd. is a pioneering company specializing in the development and manufacturing of precision measuring and testing instruments. The company focuses on delivering high-quality metrology solutions that are integral to maintaining quality standards in manufacturing and engineering industries. Renowned for their advanced technologies and innovative designs, Hiecise's products are essential in sectors that demand stringent precision measurements, such as automotive, aerospace, and electronics. The company caters to a diverse clientele by providing customized solutions that aid in optimizing production processes and ensuring compliance with international standards. With its commitment to research and development, Hiecise plays a significant role in the precision engineering market, helping industries enhance their productivity and accuracy.

Industry

Specialty Industrial Machinery

Industrials sector · China

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Market Capitalization

8.68BCNY

NormalMar 18, 2026

Trailing P/E

190.28CNY

ExtremeMar 18, 2026

Revenue (TTM)

507.35MCNY

NormalMar 18, 2026

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Supply Chain

Wind Turbine Supply Chain

The wind turbine supply chain is governed by three structural constraints that set it apart from conventional manufacturing: component scale — modern turbine blades exceed 80 meters in length and cannot be containerized, forcing specialized transport logistics that dictate where manufacturing and installation can occur; site-specificity — every turbine installation is engineered for local wind profiles, soil conditions, and grid connection, eliminating the possibility of standardized deployment; and rare earth magnet dependency — direct-drive turbines require neodymium permanent magnets, binding the expansion of wind energy to the concentrated and geopolitically sensitive rare earth supply chain.