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Trades about 53% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Jiangsu Yueda Investment Co., Ltd., through its various subsidiary companies, manages a broad and diverse portfolio of business operations both within China and across international markets. The conglomerate's extensive activities span numerous sectors, including the automotive industry, textile manufacturing, agricultural equipment, and the development and production of advanced materials. Specifically, the company is involved in vehicle production; the supply of textiles for household, apparel, and industrial uses; and the design, manufacture, and distribution of tractors and related agricultural machinery and components. Its expertise in cutting-edge materials encompasses products such as artificial graphite thermal films, graphene and its composite offerings, thermal greases, and conductive inks. Beyond manufacturing, Jiangsu Yueda Investment Co., Ltd. actively researches, develops, and markets new energy solutions, sustainable green biomass products, and various petroleum-derived goods. Its infrastructure and energy interests include the operation of toll roads and power generation facilities, as well as engaging in coal extraction. Furthermore, the group maintains investments within the financial and insurance sectors. The company's main corporate office is located in Yancheng, China.
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