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Trades about 210% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shanxi Huayang New Material Co.,Ltd., together with its affiliates, operates extensively in the research, development, production, and distribution of a wide array of chemical goods, including raw materials, fertilizers, coke, biochemical compounds, and fine chemicals. Their operations also involve the processing and sale of valuable metals, textiles, pre-mixed commercial concrete, and various chemical products. Furthermore, the company manufactures machinery and supplies industrial water. Its service offerings include information consulting, as well as wholesale and retail trade of diverse materials such as metals, steel, building supplies, instruments, hardware and electrical equipment, and magnetic stainless-steel products. The company also undertakes specialized projects like anti-corrosion treatments, thermal insulation, demolition, and the installation of chemical equipment pipelines. Globally, Shanxi Huayang is engaged in the import, export, recycling, utilization, processing, and distribution of advanced materials including precious metal series catalysts, catalytic nets, and rare earth high magnetic materials. The company's commercial portfolio extends to general goods, technology, and construction activities. Additionally, it generates revenue through electricity sales and related support services. Established in 1999 and headquartered in Taiyuan, China, the entity was formerly known as Taiyuan Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., adopting its current name, Shanxi Huayang New Material Co.,Ltd., in June 2021.
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