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Trades about 130% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Lanzhou GreatWall Electrical Co., Ltd is a Chinese enterprise primarily focused on the entire lifecycle of electrical and electronic products, from research and development to manufacturing, sales, and servicing. Its extensive portfolio encompasses critical electrical components for high, medium, and low voltage applications, advanced electrical transmission automation and new energy control systems, and low-voltage power distribution equipment, including bus ducts. Additionally, the company provides hydropower operation management services, produces new energy batteries, and notably, manufactures fruit and vegetable juices. These diverse offerings are utilized across numerous sectors such as power generation, transmission and distribution networks, nonferrous metal processing, metallurgy, petrochemicals, coal mining, transportation, and construction. With a substantial global footprint, the firm exports its products to approximately 62 countries and regions across Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Lanzhou GreatWall Electrical Co., Ltd was established in 1998 and maintains its headquarters in Lanzhou, China.
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