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Trades about 159% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tianjin Teda Co., Ltd., headquartered in Tianjin, China, operates across a diverse portfolio of businesses including environmental sustainability, urban infrastructure development, energy and commodities trading, and strategic equity investments. Within its environmental protection segment, the company develops and operates renewable energy projects. These encompass waste-to-energy facilities like municipal solid waste incineration and biomass power generation, as well as sanitary landfill management. Furthermore, it offers services for domestic waste processing and harnesses residual heat from waste incineration to produce electricity. Its regional development endeavors include land preparation and consolidation, supporting municipal infrastructure projects, and constructing various types of properties, such as residential buildings, commercial complexes, and affordable housing schemes. The company's trading arm deals in a wide array of commodities. This includes refined oil and various petrochemicals like gasoline, diesel, fuel oil, aromatics, naphtha, and lubricants. It also trades non-ferrous metals, specifically copper, manganese ore, and electrolytic copper. Complementing its trading activities, it provides services related to petroleum, petrochemical, and non-ferrous metal products, alongside comprehensive warehousing solutions. Additionally, Tianjin Teda participates in strategic equity investments.
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