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Trades about 484% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Harbin Jiuzhou Group Co.,Ltd., established in Harbin, China, in 1993, operates globally as a manufacturer and supplier of electrical equipment, alongside providing sophisticated energy efficiency management solutions. The company's extensive product range covers a wide array of power-related components. This includes essential power products like batteries and vital power quality management systems, specifically high and low voltage reactive power compensation devices. They also produce core infrastructure equipment such as transformers, reactors, prefabricated substations, busbars, bridges, terminals, and components for distribution automation. Their offerings further encompass a full suite of low and medium voltage switchgear (including both gas and air-insulated types), specialized electrical components like medium voltage switching components and low voltage dual power transfer switches. Additionally, they manufacture high-voltage motor drive systems (comprising soft starters and inverters for various voltages) and new energy grid-connected converters, such as those designed for megawatt-level wind power. Beyond hardware, Harbin Jiuzhou provides comprehensive services, including power engineering installation and construction. Their solution portfolio addresses critical areas like energy saving, overall energy efficiency management, urban and infrastructure development, rail transportation, distribution automation, building technology, industrial and mining applications, new energy integration, data centers, and reactive power compensation. The company, initially known as Harbin Jiuzhou Electrical Co.,Ltd., officially adopted its current name, Harbin Jiuzhou Group Co.,Ltd., in July 2020.
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