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Trades about 103% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Qingdao Tianneng Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd is a company dedicated to the manufacturing and worldwide distribution of wind turbine towers and their associated equipment. Their product line features towers designed for both land-based and offshore wind power generation, alongside essential offshore wind foundations such as monopiles, jacket structures (cages), and high pile caps. Additionally, they provide anchoring systems for onshore wind installations. Beyond their manufacturing core, the company actively engages in the new energy sector, undertaking the investment, development, construction, and operation of renewable energy projects, including wind and solar (photovoltaic) farms. Founded in 2006, Qingdao Tianneng Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd is headquartered in Jiaozhou, China.
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