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Trades about 70% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Changgao Electric Group Co., Ltd. is an international and domestic enterprise based in Changsha, People's Republic of China, dedicated to the innovation, manufacturing, and commercialization of essential electrical power apparatus. Its diverse product portfolio features ring main units, various metal-enclosed and low/medium voltage switchgear systems, disconnector and earthing switches, circuit breakers, and sophisticated H-GIS and GIS technologies, alongside other related equipment. Beyond product sales, the company offers a suite of engineering services, including design, construction, equipment supply, operational and maintenance support, financial solutions, and expert advisory, primarily serving the transmission and distribution grid as well as the expanding renewable energy industry. The company officially adopted the name Changgao Electric Group Co., Ltd. in December 2017, having previously been known as Hunan Changgao Highvoltage Switchgear Group Co., Ltd.
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