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Trades about 49% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Dongfang Electronics Co., Ltd. specializes in the complete lifecycle of energy management solutions, encompassing research and development, manufacturing, operational oversight, system integration, and technical support. Its services are extended to both domestic and international markets. The company's product portfolio features the DF8000 SCADA/EMS/DMS system, specifically designed for efficient power distribution management. It also provides DF1800 substation automation systems, which capably handle vital tasks such as protection, monitoring, communication, and control within electrical substations. For power transmission, distribution, and power plant monitoring, Dongfang supplies DF1725 RTU/FRTU/BCU products. Additionally, they offer Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) systems and deliver essential operation and maintenance services for power grids. Beyond its core energy offerings, Dongfang Electronics provides a range of IT-related services to the electricity sector, including consulting, software development, project execution, and outsourcing. The company also manufactures key electrical equipment like switchgear and power transformers. Furthermore, it develops and implements various enterprise management systems, covering areas such as customer care, billing, project management, plant maintenance, call centers, human resources, and master data management, alongside a mobile platform for business operations. Established in 1957, Dongfang Electronics Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Yantai, China.
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