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Trades about 38% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Beijing Capital Eco-environment Protection Group Co.,ltd. is a prominent Chinese environmental services firm, primarily focused on water and solid waste management. Its activities across China include urban water supply, water security management, and comprehensive drainage network services. In the realm of waste management, the company handles everything from collection, storage, transportation, and disposal of general solid waste to specialized treatment of hazardous waste, waste resources recycling, and broader sanitation solutions. The group maintains a significant operational footprint across 23 provinces, with a substantial water treatment capacity of 24 million tons per day and solid waste processing capabilities reaching approximately 40,000 tons daily. Additionally, it engages in water environment stewardship, green resources development, and energy management initiatives. Established in 1999 in Beijing, the company was formerly known as Beijing Capital Co.,Ltd.
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