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Trades about 316% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Zhejiang Southeast Space Frame Co., Ltd. is an international enterprise specializing in the design, manufacturing, and installation of steel structures worldwide. Beyond its foundational construction steel operations, the company boasts a diverse business portfolio. This includes the import of various commodities like steel, machinery, equipment, instrumentation, spare parts, and technological solutions. It also actively engages in investment ventures, real estate development, and material production. A significant area of its business is dedicated to the medical services sector, encompassing strategic investments in healthcare, hospital management, medical technology advancement, health management consulting, and professional training. Furthermore, it provides rehabilitation and elderly care services, manages medical supply chains, and oversees property management for healthcare institutions. The company is also a manufacturer of industrial steel products, producing hot-dip galvanized coils, cold-rolled steel coils, and premium carbon steel coils. These products serve a broad spectrum of industries, including home appliances, automotive, new energy, hardware, decoration, and construction. Founded in Hangzhou, China, in 1984, the company was initially known as Zhejiang Southeast Space Frame Group Co., Ltd. before changing to its current designation.
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