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Trades about 1,961% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guangxi Energy Co., Ltd., an enterprise primarily focused on electricity production and supply within China, operates from its headquarters in Hezhou City. The company generates power using a mix of hydroelectric, thermal, and renewable energy sources. Its operations extend beyond energy to include a diverse range of activities such as property development, water utility services, and the distribution of petroleum products. Furthermore, Guangxi Energy Co., Ltd. engages in design services, the manufacturing and sale of various equipment like power generators, mechanical and electrical machinery, photovoltaic generation units, and metal products. It also undertakes the construction of solar power facilities and delivers software and information services. Founded in 1998, the company was formerly recognized as Guangxi Guidong Electric Power Co., Ltd.
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