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Trades about 359% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hiconics Eco-energy Technology Co., Ltd., headquartered in Beijing, China, and established in 2003, is an enterprise that operates both domestically and internationally, specializing in the production and distribution of industrial automation control systems and energy-related machinery. The company's diverse product portfolio encompasses high, medium, and low voltage variable frequency drives (VFDs), servo motor drives for elevators, and comprehensive control systems. They also develop components for electric vehicles, such as automotive powertrain systems, motor controllers, EV charging units, and auxiliary power systems. Furthermore, Hiconics provides solutions aimed at energy efficiency and environmental protection. These advanced technologies are utilized across a broad spectrum of industries, including electric power generation, metallurgy, mining, cement production, petroleum, municipal services, elevator manufacturing, machine tools, plastics, nuclear power, aerospace, wind tunnel applications, new energy vehicles, rail transportation, environmental management, and photovoltaic installations, among others. Originally known as Hiconics Drive Technology Co., Ltd., the company officially adopted its current name, Hiconics Eco-energy Technology Co., Ltd., in December 2016.
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