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Trades about 181% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Yimikang Tech.Group Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise primarily engaged in the development, production, and sale of advanced precision air conditioning solutions. Its comprehensive product portfolio includes precision air conditioners, micro-module and smart cabinets, magnetic suspension integrated cold stations, and intelligent control systems. Beyond its core air conditioning offerings, Yimikang also caters to the medical sector, supplying specialized equipment such as SHD modular operating room products designed for prefabricated modular inter-operators, intensive care units (ICUs), sterile supply departments (CSSDs), and laboratories, along with square tower shadowless lamps. Furthermore, the company contributes to environmental protection by manufacturing dust removal, desulfurization, and denitration equipment. Yimikang's diverse clientele spans numerous industries, including government, military, telecommunications, energy, power generation, transportation, healthcare, scientific research, and education. Established in 2002, the company maintains its headquarters in Chengdu, China. It initially operated as Sichuan Yimikang Environmental Tech. Co., Ltd. before officially adopting its current name, Yimikang Tech.Group Co., Ltd., in February 2018.
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