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Trades about 363% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Bingshan Refrigeration & Heat Transfer Technologies Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise focused on the comprehensive lifecycle of industrial and commercial cooling and climate control equipment, encompassing everything from initial design and manufacturing to sales, installation, and ongoing maintenance. The company also extends its operations into refrigerated and frozen food storage, heating solutions, environmental air conditioning systems, and various engineering and technical support services. Its offerings include robust after-sales assistance, upkeep, and warranty provisions. Founded in 1930, the firm was formerly known as Dalian Refrigeration Company Limited until it rebranded to its current name in December 2019. Its corporate headquarters are located in Dalian, China.
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