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Trades about 38% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shanxi Installation Group Co., Ltd. provides a diverse array of services, encompassing specialized industrial construction, expert auxiliary construction, and other non-construction related endeavors. Their comprehensive offerings span design, consultation, investment, project execution, general building construction, and ongoing operation and maintenance. The company undertakes a wide range of projects across various sectors, including electromechanical, chemical, metallurgical, power, municipal infrastructure, and residential building. Its operational footprint extends beyond the People's Republic of China to include Australia and Indonesia. Established in Shanxian, People's Republic of China, in 1952, the firm was initially known as Shanxi Industrial Equipment Installation Company before rebranding to its current name, Shanxi Installation Group Co., Ltd., in 2021. It operates as a subsidiary of Shanxi Construction Investment Group Co., Ltd.
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