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Trades about 25% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Zhongyeda Electric Co., Ltd. engages in the distribution of industrial electrical products in China. Its products include power equipment, systems, and transmission and distribution products; and automatic control systems and products, safety and environmental protection equipment, lighting and temperature control, and other systems and products. The company also offers system integration products, including supporting products for electrical control systems of oil drilling platforms and wind power generation, water cooling systems for wind power generation, variable pitch control systems for wind turbines, marine electrical systems, electrical control cabinets, charging piles/stations, etc. In addition, it provides solutions covering electrical design, equipment supply, software programming, platform construction, system integration, electrical engineering, and operation and maintenance services. Zhongyeda Electric Co., Ltd. was founded in 2000 and is based in Shantou, China.
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