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Trades about 152% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Beijing, China, in 1997, Beijing Haixin Energy Technology Co., Ltd. is a key player in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of purification and catalytic solutions. The company's primary focus involves producing and supplying desulfurization purifiers, specialized catalysts, and various other purification products tailored for the petrochemical refining, coal chemical, and oil industries. It also extends its expertise through energy purification services. Beyond its core offerings, Haixin Energy's product range includes biofuels and related items, alongside Polymethoxy dimethyl ether, a chemical widely utilized in oil products and services, coatings, paints, oil drilling, industrial cleaning, and pesticide formulations. Additionally, it offers neopentyl glycol, essential for sectors such as automotive, textiles, medicine, coatings, pesticides, plastics, and petroleum. The company further provides technical services such as proprietary technology licensing, specialized catalyst solutions, and engineering design. Diversifying its portfolio, Beijing Haixin also manufactures agricultural products, including fertile carbon-based, organic, liquid, and compound microbial fertilizers, as well as soil conditioners and other carbon-based materials.
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