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Trades about 140% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Jiangsu Zhongli Group Co.,Ltd manufactures and sells cables and photovoltaic products in China and internationally. It operates through cable and photovoltaic segments. It provides power, wind, control, data, marine, mine, rail transit, photoelectric composite, electronic line of certification, automobile, board coaxial, communication, and aluminum alloy cables, as well as overhead conductors and steel core aluminum standard wires. The company also offers distribution, dielectric self-supported fiber optic, feeder, and home segment cable products, as well as outdoor central beam tubed optical fiber and optical fiber cable products; polymer materials; solar products; and optical fiber and packaging products. In addition, it provides WLAN, smart grid, shipboard cable, high-speed railway cable, rail transit, new energy cable, and automobile cable solutions, as well as FTTX optical-fiber network integrated and solar roof solutions. Further, the company operates solar power stations. It serves communication, equipment manufacturing, rail transit, power, mining, ship and ocean engineering, and solar new energy industries. The company was formerly known as Zhongli Science and Technology Group Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Jiangsu Zhongli Group Co., Ltd. in February 2017. Jiangsu Zhongli Group Co.,Ltd was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Changshu, China.
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