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Trades about 58% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
China Shipbuilding Industry Group Power Co., Ltd. (CSIC Power) is a prominent entity specializing in the manufacturing and global distribution of diverse power generation equipment. Its comprehensive product line features various power units, such as diesel, gas, steam, and heat engines, alongside electric, chemical, and marine nuclear power systems, complemented by all necessary auxiliary components. These advanced solutions are vital across a multitude of applications, including the automotive sector, marine engineering (encompassing ocean fishing vessels and luxury yachts), general engineering projects, military applications, land-based power plants, nuclear energy infrastructure, oil field operations, specialized vehicle fleets, and distributed energy setups, among other industrial uses. The company, which was originally incorporated as Sail Co., Ltd., officially rebranded to China Shipbuilding Industry Group Power Co., Ltd. in April 2016. Established in 2000, its corporate base is situated in Beijing, People's Republic of China.
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