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Trades about 54% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Zhefu Holding Group Co., Ltd. (symbol: 002266.SZ) is primarily involved in the hydropower sector, operating both within China and globally. The company's core activities span the entire lifecycle of hydropower equipment, from its conception through research and development, to manufacturing, installation, and subsequent servicing. Its offerings in the hydropower domain encompass traditional hydro turbine-generator sets, pump-storage systems, and innovative tidal power generation units. Furthermore, the group provides crucial mechanical and electrical engineering services for Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) projects. Beyond its focus on hydropower, Zhefu Holding Group also manufactures specialized equipment for nuclear power facilities, alongside a diverse range of motors and generators. Founded in 1970, the company was originally known as Zhejiang Fuchunjiang Hydropower Equipment Co., Ltd. It officially transitioned to its current name, Zhefu Holding Group Co., Ltd., in January 2014. The company's main corporate office is located in Tonglu, China.
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