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Trades about 29% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shandong Jinling Mining Co., Ltd. specializes in iron ore mining activities throughout China. Additionally, the company is involved in the manufacturing, mechanical processing, and distribution of various commodities such as iron, copper, and cobalt concentrates, alongside pellets. Established in 1948, its base of operations is in Zibo, China. The firm previously traded as Shandong Zibo Huaguang Ceramics Co., Ltd. It operates as a subsidiary of Shandong Jinling Mining Limited.
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