ZJTION(603210.SH)

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ZJTION
603210.SH
Zhejiang Tion Vanly Tech. Co., Ltd. engages in the research, development, production, sells, and service of automotive stamping and welded structural parts and small assembly functional parts for vehicle manufacturers in China. It offers pedals, handbrakes, anti-collision beams, hinges, limiters, fuel tank doors and caps, etc.
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