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Trades about 413% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Dayu Irrigation Group Co., Ltd., established in Beijing, China in 1999, is a prominent entity specializing in the production and global distribution of water-saving irrigation equipment. Its diverse product range encompasses drip tapes, PVC and PE pipes, their corresponding fittings, dippers, drip arrows, micro sprinklers, and advanced irrigation systems like center pivot, linear/lateral, and hose reel technologies. The company also supplies PVC and PE layflat hoses, rain hoses, iron and plastic filters, and fertilization apparatus. Beyond its manufacturing arm, Dayu delivers comprehensive services, addressing agricultural water conservation, urban and rural water provision, wastewater treatment, intelligent water management, water system connectivity, and ecological water body restoration. These services cover the full spectrum of project development, from initial planning and design to investment, construction, operation, ongoing management, and maintenance. Dayu maintains a significant international presence, operating across numerous countries including China, the United States, Mexico, various African nations (such as South Africa, Ethiopia, Egypt), Asian countries (like India, Vietnam), Russia, and many others. The company adopted its current name in November 2022, previously operating as Dayu Water-saving Group Co., Ltd.
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