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Trades about 1% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Wiscom System Co., Ltd., established in 1995 and headquartered in Nanjing, China, is a company primarily focused on developing and implementing solutions for smart energy and smart city initiatives within the country. Within the smart energy domain, Wiscom is deeply involved in the entire lifecycle of power automation products, from research and development to manufacturing and sales, covering generation, transmission, substations, and distribution networks. The company also contributes to various forms of power generation, including renewable sources like wind and solar, as well as sustainable thermal options such as biomass, waste heat, and distributed gas turbine systems. Furthermore, it offers specialized engineering consulting, surveying, and design services for power distribution, alongside comprehensive project development, construction management, and general contracting for new energy, microgrid, and energy emission reduction ventures. A broad spectrum of technological development and technical support services is also provided. For smart city applications, Wiscom delivers IT consulting, value-added services, and robust infrastructure solutions, complemented by a range of industry-specific application platforms.
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