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Huadi International Group Co. Ltd. Ordinary Shares (NASDAQ:HUDI)

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Huadi International Group Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of industrial stainless steel seamless pipes and tubes products principally in China. Its products are used in the oil & gas transmission, chemistry engineering, food processing, medical devices, aeronautics and astronautics, boiler, irrigation works construction, electricity, automobile, naval architecture, paper mill and mechanical industries. Huadi International Group Co., Ltd. is based in Wenzhou, China....

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