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Trades about 330% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shanghai Aerospace Automobile Electromechanical Co., Ltd. is engaged in the creation, distribution, and implementation of photovoltaic products designed for aerospace applications, serving both the Chinese domestic market and international clients. Its activities extend to the commercialization of solar cells and modules, oversight of marketing and industrial platforms, and the provision of design and contracting services for the deployment of distributed photovoltaic systems. Furthermore, the company offers integrated solutions for photovoltaic and energy storage systems. A significant part of its business involves supplying a comprehensive range of automotive thermal systems, which includes HVAC modules, powertrain cooling modules, charge air coolers, liquid-cooled condensers, radiators, T&C evaporators, fixed and variable swashplate compressors, oil coolers, HCAC controllers, and automatic control panels. Additionally, the company is dedicated to the research, production, and sale of specialized application products within the realm of civil-military integration. Established in 1998, the firm is headquartered in Shanghai, China.
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