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Trades about 140% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1998 and headquartered in Yima, China, Henan Dayou Energy Co., Ltd. primarily focuses on the extraction of raw coal within the country. The company's operations span the complete process of coal handling, from mining and washing to advanced processing and bulk distribution. It provides a variety of coal products, including long flame, coking, lean, and cleaned coal. These offerings cater to numerous sectors such as the chemical industry, power generation, and building materials, in addition to serving industrial boilers and coking applications. The firm adopted its current name in 2010, having previously operated as Nanjing Xinwang Telecom Tech Co.,Ltd. Henan Dayou Energy Co., Ltd. functions as a subsidiary of Yima Coal Industry Group Co., Ltd.
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