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Trades about 204% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tianjin Jieqiang Power Equipment Co.,Ltd. specializes in the comprehensive suite of research, development, manufacturing, sales, and technical services for advanced safety equipment designed to counter nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) threats, with a primary focus on the defense industry. Their product offerings encompass sophisticated solutions for detection, personal protection, and decontamination. These essential products find diverse applications across numerous sectors, including national defense, environmental protection, public health authorities, healthcare services, safety oversight, customs operations, the entire nuclear industry (from upstream to downstream), and scientific research organizations. Moreover, they are crucial for various scenarios such as military hardware integration, nuclear emergency response, law enforcement surveillance, civilian safety monitoring, practical applications of nuclear radiation technology, and military logistical support. Established in 2005, the company is headquartered in Tianjin, China.
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