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Trades about 46% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Henan Yuguang Gold&Lead Co.,Ltd., established in 2000 and headquartered in Jiyuan, China, specializes in the production and sale of a diverse portfolio of nonferrous and precious metals, including electrolytic lead, silver, and gold. The company also conducts smelting operations and is actively involved in import and export trade. Its extensive product line encompasses foundational metals like lead, copper, gold, and silver, presented as ingots, bars, and cathodes. Further offerings include industrial chemicals such as sulfuric acid and copper sulfate pentahydrate, specialized materials like lead alloys and modified plastics, and industrial gases such as liquid oxygen and argon. The company also provides niche products, including fine bismuth, tellurium, and various active and target zinc oxide formulations. Henan Yuguang serves a broad spectrum of industries, ranging from lead, copper, rare and precious metals, and recycling to alloy development, new materials, equipment manufacturing, and trading logistics. Additionally, it supports sectors like chemical production, industrial furnace operations, technical consulting and services, and inspection and analysis.
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