Li Bang International Corp Inc.

LBGJ

About Li Bang International Corp

Li Bang International Corporation Inc. engages in the design, development, production, and sale of stainless-steel commercial kitchen equipment under the Li Bang brand in China. It offers kitchen equipment, cooking machinery, food machinery, hotel supplies, kitchen accessories, and others. In addition, it provides commercial kitchen accessories comprising steaming, cooking, baking, frying, disinfection, conditioning, and refrigeration equipment. The company also offers cookers, including stoves, stir-fry stoves, steaming cabinets, and soup pots; fume emission and fresh air supply pipe systems, such as fume purifier, fume hood, gas collection hood, oil smoke purification equipment, and other products; and waste processor, dining vans, stainless steel grease traps, kitchen waste processors, and plate recycling lines. Further, the company provides kitchen design, construction, installation, and after-sales services. It serves international hotels, companies, public institutions, enterprises, schools, hospitals, educational institutions, hospitals, government, private business, and other facilities. It sells its products through social networking and e-commerce platforms. The company was founded in 1992 and is based in Jiangyin, China. Li Bang International Corporation Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Maple Huang Holdings Limited.

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Leadership

  • Feng HuangChief Executive Officer
  • Liang XiaChief Financial Officer
  • Jianhua Steven WuChief Operating Officer
Employees
134
Business address
JIANGSU PROVINCE
Listed
Nasdaq · LBGJ

Price

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$2.00
−$13098.00 (−99.98%)past year
Market cap
$2K
At close
Sep 28, 2026

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