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Trades about 1,026% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
UniTTEC Co.,Ltd, established in Hangzhou, China, in 1999, specializes in delivering comprehensive technological solutions across China, primarily focusing on rail transportation, alongside energy efficiency and environmental protection. Its extensive rail transit portfolio includes cutting-edge signaling systems like CBTC, DTO/UTO, tram, monorail/sky rail, and suburban railway solutions for urban networks. For mainline railways, it implements computer-based interlocking, automatic control systems for inter-city high-speed trains, and intelligent optimization for heavy haul train dispatching. The company also provides Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) systems and associated hardware, in addition to sophisticated rail intellectualization systems such as CRH carriage video surveillance, train bogie monitoring, axial temperature sensors, and online monitoring with early warning capabilities. Beyond rail, UniTTEC is a significant provider of water treatment services, addressing heavy metal pollution (prevention, control, and remediation), dyeing wastewater treatment, advanced purification, zero liquid discharge and reuse technologies, solutions for the petrochemical industry, and holistic regional environmental remediation. The firm further contributes intelligent lighting systems and produces semiconductor materials, specifically monocrystalline silicon. Formerly known as United Science and Technology Co., Ltd., the company officially rebranded to UniTTEC Co.,Ltd in March 2017.
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