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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
GEPIC Energy Development Co., Ltd. is a Chinese entity primarily involved in the investment and development of both novel and hydroelectric renewable energy initiatives across China. Beyond its core energy projects, the company also delivers advisory services pertaining to production and operational data. Its extensive portfolio encompasses 21 hydropower facilities, providing a combined installed capacity of 1,698,900 kilowatts; 4 wind farms with a total output capability of 818,100 kilowatts; and 3 photovoltaic (solar) plants contributing a substantial 136 million kilowatts to the grid. Founded in 1997, the company, based in Lanzhou, China, was formerly known as Northwest Yongxin Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. before officially adopting the name GEPIC Energy Development Co., Ltd. in December 2012. It operates as a subsidiary of Gansu Province Electric Power Investment Group Co., Ltd.
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