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Trades about 254% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jiangsu Baoli International Investment Co., Ltd., headquartered in Jiangyin, China, operates as a multifaceted enterprise. Its primary focus lies in the research, development, manufacturing, and distribution of asphalt and various other road construction materials across China. The company's comprehensive product range encompasses a wide spectrum of specialized asphalt formulations, including different SBS, SBR, EVA, and PE modified types, as well as standard, modified, and high-speed railway-specific emulsified asphalt, high viscosity and high elasticity variants, waste rubber and plastic modified, epoxy modified, road petroleum, high-strength structural, and colored asphalt products. These materials are crucial for infrastructure projects such as expressways, high-speed railways, general highways, bridges, municipal roads, airport runways, and even marine applications. In addition to its core material business, Jiangsu Baoli provides specialized services like forest guarding and emergency relief operations. The company also engages in the aviation industry by offering aircraft leasing and sales. It officially changed its name to Jiangsu Baoli International Investment Co., Ltd. in June 2015, having previously operated as Jiangsu Baoli Asphalt Co., Ltd.
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