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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating primarily within the People's Republic of China, Hebei Construction Group Corporation Limited specializes in undertaking construction contracts for a broad spectrum of building and infrastructure developments. Its business is structured into two main segments: Construction Contracting and various other activities. The company's extensive services cover construction projects ranging from residential, industrial, and commercial buildings to public works initiatives. Moreover, its expertise includes municipal and transportation infrastructure, such as water treatment facilities (for both wedged and reclaimed water), gas and heating systems, urban pipelines, landscaping, roads, bridges, and airport runways. Specialized construction tasks, including electrical and mechanical installations and steel structure fabrication, are also part of its offerings. Founded in 1952, the company maintains its headquarters in Baoding, PRC, and functions as a subsidiary of Zhongru Investment Co., Ltd.
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