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Trades about 60% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
China Haisum Engineering Co., Ltd. provides comprehensive general contracting and project management solutions. Its extensive expertise encompasses engineering design services for a wide array of industries, including the pulp and paper sector, food and beverage processing (covering brewing, dairy, sugar, grains, oils, fruits, vegetables, meat processing, and frozen/fresh products), and tobacco and cigarette manufacturing. The company also designs for cosmetics, fragrances, plastics, sensitive materials, as well as the chemical, chemical fiber, daily-use chemical, biological, and pharmaceutical fields. Further design capabilities extend to household appliances, packaging and printing, electronics, electrical equipment, new building materials, general and domestic machinery manufacturing, automotive components, metal processing, civil construction, commercial spaces (such as stores, logistics facilities, and hypermarkets), research and development centers, and public utility infrastructure. Additionally, China Haisum offers engineering project consulting across diverse areas, including pulp and paper, food, household appliances, household chemicals, bio-fermentation, oleochemicals, automotive parts, thermal power, civil construction, and environmental protection. The firm also delivers engineering supervision for both industrial and civil building projects, alongside public utilities. Established in 1953 and headquartered in Shanghai, China, China Haisum maintains a global operational footprint, serving clients across Asia, Europe, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania.
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