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Trades about 444% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Luyang Energy-Saving Materials Co Ltd is a China-based company primarily engaged in the research and development, manufacturing and sales of energy-saving and environmental protection materials. The company's products include ceramic fibers, aluminum oxide fibers, soluble fibers, lightweight refractory bricks and filtration materials. These products are used in industrial kilns for petrochemical, metallurgical, and machinery industries for applications such as refractory insulation, pipeline insulation, thermal sealing, and radiant heat insulation. The company distributes its products within the domestic market and to overseas markets.
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