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Trades about 3,634% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Changsha, China, in 1993, HNAC Technology Co., Ltd. specializes in providing end-to-end engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, as well as sophisticated automation solutions. The company caters to a wide array of projects globally and domestically within China, including power substations, hydroelectric power plants, environmental protection initiatives, water management systems, renewable energy developments, and pumping station infrastructure. Its product offerings include cutting-edge automated systems for hydropower and pump stations, intelligent power distribution networks, comprehensive water treatment and industrial process control systems (including DCS), solar power integration, computer-based monitoring and control platforms, and energy storage solutions. Additionally, HNAC offers a full spectrum of engineering support services, spanning initial project consultation, detailed design, construction oversight, personnel training, financing plan management, system debugging, rigorous quality control and assurance, continuous service with warranty provisions, and the complete procurement, logistics, and installation of equipment packages.
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