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Trades about 44% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating both within China and globally, China Tianying Inc. focuses its activities on urban environmental services and the energy industry. The company delivers a diverse array of research and design solutions, encompassing market and industry analysis, strategic planning consultations, engineering project design, enhancements for patented technologies, and the deployment of advanced technological applications. Furthermore, they maintain platforms for researching and developing new technologies, creating innovative products, exploring novel materials, and offering thorough monitoring and analytical services. Beyond research and development, China Tianying provides essential urban services, including waste classification and collection, municipal sanitation, and the gathering of recyclable materials. Their comprehensive waste management and recycling offerings feature initiatives like circular economy industrial parks, waste-to-energy facilities, specialized sorting and recycling operations, and distinct treatment processes for both construction and demolition waste and food waste. Additionally, the company is involved in equipment manufacturing and has developed an urban service cloud platform. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Nantong, China, the company operated as China Kejian Co., Ltd. until June 2014, when it officially adopted its current name, China Tianying Inc.
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