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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Boer Power Holdings Limited, an investment holding company based in Wuxi, China, specializes in the development, production, and sale of electrical distribution equipment. The company also delivers comprehensive electrical distribution system solutions across the People's Republic of China. Its operations are divided into two main divisions: IEM Solutions, and Components and Spare Parts. The IEM Solutions segment focuses on providing complete electrical distribution systems, managing engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) projects, and supplying electricity. The Components and Spare Parts division offers essential parts and components specifically designed for electrical distribution equipment applications. Beyond these core activities, Boer Power is involved in the trading of various electrical distribution equipment and their respective components and spare parts. It also extends its offerings to include photovoltaic products, capacitors, and develops and sells software solutions. The company's diverse client base spans sectors such as healthcare, data centers, real estate, energy, and industrial parks. Established in 2012, Boer Power Holdings Limited operates as a subsidiary of King Able Limited.
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