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Trades about 82% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Anhui Construction Engineering Group Co., Ltd. is a prominent Chinese construction company, operating primarily as a general contractor for a diverse range of projects across the country. Its expertise spans water infrastructure and hydroelectric power schemes, residential and commercial building construction, highway and road network development (including subgrades and pavements), earthworks, and municipal engineering initiatives. The company also undertakes architectural decoration, property renovation, port and waterway engineering, and landscape architecture projects, offering specialized contracting services in these areas. Additionally, it manufactures and installs large and medium-sized hydraulic metal structures. Beyond construction, Anhui Construction Engineering Group is involved in real estate development and sales, and it constructs and manages hydropower generation facilities. Previously known as Anhui Water Resources Development Co., Ltd., the company maintains its headquarters in Handan, China.
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