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Trades about 78% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CEVIA Enviro Inc., established in 1998 and headquartered in Zhengzhou City, China, operates across diverse sectors. Primarily, it manufactures and distributes cement clinker, cement, and associated products throughout China. The company also undertakes the investment, construction, operation, and management of various environmental, public utility, and urban infrastructure projects. Its extensive environmental services portfolio includes comprehensive solid waste management, encompassing the development and operation of waste-to-energy facilities (domestic waste incineration for power generation), as well as the disposal of food waste, sludge, medical waste, and hazardous waste. CEVIA further provides urban environmental sanitation services such as garbage sorting, urban cleansing, domestic waste collection and transportation, and the construction and operation of waste transfer stations, along with landscaping and other municipal environmental offerings. Additionally, it specializes in water treatment, covering both water supply and sewage processing, and delivers integrated environmental solutions that span solid waste treatment, design consulting, technical equipment provision, system integration, construction, and ongoing operations. Beyond these, the company is active in the expressway sector, managing toll expressways, offering related support services, and overseeing the operation, maintenance, repair, and traffic safety management of these vital transportation arteries.
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