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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Zhejiang Jindun Fans Co., Ltd is a Chinese enterprise primarily focused on the development, manufacturing, and distribution of ventilation system solutions. Its operations are structured across four main divisions: Ventilation Systems, Camouflage Solutions, Power Equipment, and Construction & Engineering Services. Within its Ventilation Systems segment, the company provides a range of specialized products, including advanced ventilation systems, axial and jet fans for subway and tunnel applications, nuclear-grade centrifugal fans, and sophisticated ventilation and air conditioning systems tailored for third-generation nuclear power facilities. The Camouflage Solutions division delivers engineering services encompassing camouflage shielding, painting, and digital coating applications. Its Power Equipment offerings include various advanced imaging devices such as infrared, ultraviolet, and gas imagers. The Construction & Engineering Services segment handles mechanical and electrical installations, road traffic infrastructure projects, and general housing construction. Furthermore, Zhejiang Jindun provides operational and maintenance support for power equipment, supplies fire-fighting apparatus, and distributes both ventilation and refrigeration units. Established in 2005, the company maintains its primary offices in Shaoxing, China.
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