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Trades about 230% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group Corp.,Ltd., commonly known as JAC, is a prominent automotive manufacturer based in Hefei, China, established in 1964. The company engages in the production and sale of an extensive array of commercial and passenger vehicles, as well as crucial powertrain components, serving both the Chinese domestic market and customers in 80 countries globally. Its diverse product portfolio encompasses heavy, medium, light, and mini trucks; passenger vehicles such as MPVs, SUVs, and cars; buses and coaches; and a growing range of electric vehicles. JAC also manufactures essential automotive parts including special-purpose chassis, gearboxes, engines, and axles. These offerings are marketed under various brand names, notably Refine, JAC iEV, Shuailing, Junling, Kangling, Gallop, Heyue, Sunray, and GreenJet. The company formally changed its name to Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group Corp.,Ltd. in November 2016, having previously operated as Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Co., Ltd.
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