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Trades about 1% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
NCS Testing Technology Co., Ltd. operates as a prominent independent third-party service provider for testing and analysis across China. The company delivers a diverse range of solutions, including chemical composition analysis, evaluation of mechanical properties, in-depth material failure investigation, non-destructive testing (NDT), and precision measurement calibration, alongside offering proficiency testing programs. Beyond its core services, NCS Testing Technology also develops and supplies various products such as analytical and testing instruments, NDT equipment, and certified reference materials. Furthermore, it provides anti-corrosion products and manages related engineering projects. The firm extends specialized technical support to critical industries like nuclear power and commercial aviation, and contributes to China's emergency analysis efforts and investigations into production safety incidents. Established in 2001, NCS Testing Technology Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Beijing, China, and is a subsidiary of China Iron and Steel Research Institute Technology Group Co., Ltd.
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