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Trades about 74% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nanjing Xinlian Electronics Co., Ltd., established in 2007 and headquartered in Nanjing, China, specializes in developing and supplying systems for acquiring electricity consumption data. These solutions are provided to both power grid operators and various corporate clients throughout China. The company's diverse portfolio extends to intelligent monitoring and management solutions. This includes smart systems for environmental protection facilities, a specialized platform for tracking catering waste gas emissions, and a collaborative data platform designed for ecological environment governance. Its core product offerings feature essential hardware components like data concentrators and specialized acquisition terminals, alongside comprehensive power consumption information collection master station systems and their accompanying software. Additionally, Nanjing Xinlian provides advanced systems for power distribution oversight and control, intelligent management of central air conditioning, park-wide meter reading, and smart generation. They also offer demand response services, enterprise-level energy management systems, building energy consumption monitoring, and monitoring terminals, as well as orderly electricity consumption management systems for non-industrial customers. The company also manufactures physical infrastructure such as power cabinets, chassis, and consoles, and operates a smart energy cloud platform.
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