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Trades about 25% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guangzhou Zhiguang Electric Co., Ltd. specializes in delivering a broad spectrum of energy technology solutions and related services. Their product offerings include systems for motor and grid control, electric power cables, energy conversion equipment, and power automation technologies. The company also provides comprehensive, end-to-end (turnkey) project solutions. These services focus on achieving significant electrical power savings and efficiency improvements for large industrial clients, enhancing energy conservation in major power generation facilities, and optimizing regional energy utilization through integrated energy systems. Furthermore, Guangzhou Zhiguang Electric offers power engineering design, alongside various electricity-related services like investment, distribution, and general utility support. Established in 1999, the firm's main offices are situated in Guangzhou, China.
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