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Trades about 117% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Henan Yicheng New Energy Co., Ltd., which was founded in 1997 and maintains its headquarters in Kaifeng, China, primarily engages in the production and distribution of ultra-high power graphite electrodes and their associated joints throughout China. The company's diverse offerings also include PERC monocrystalline silicon cells and batteries for solar energy applications. Furthermore, it supplies anode materials crucial for lithium-ion batteries, which see extensive use in sectors such as digital power and energy storage solutions. Beyond these, its operations extend to providing both resin and electroplated diamond wires. The firm is additionally involved in managing photovoltaic power stations and operating facilities dedicated to the treatment of sewage and industrial solid waste.
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