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Trades about 239% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Xinjiang Zhundong Petroleum Technology Co., Ltd. provides specialized technical services for oil and natural gas exploration companies, both domestically in China and internationally. Their core expertise lies in dynamic oilfield monitoring and enhanced oil recovery techniques. The company's service portfolio is diverse, extending to include transportation, property management, and landscaping services, as well as the provision of chemical products. They also offer essential oilfield technical support and comprehensive repair and maintenance for specialized machinery and equipment. Among their advanced offerings are dynamic monitoring technologies such as well testing, production logging, tracer analysis, and microseismic surveys. They also conduct critical downhole operations, including well workovers, coiled tubing applications, and nitrogen production and injection. Furthermore, the company is involved in implementing various production and efficiency enhancement measures and conducting in-depth oilfield research. Established in 2001, Xinjiang Zhundong Petroleum Technology Co., Ltd. is based in Fukang, China.
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