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Trades about 69% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sinoma International Engineering Co. Ltd. operates both domestically in China and across international markets, engaging in diverse activities such as engineering, equipment manufacturing, and supply. The company offers comprehensive general contracting services tailored for the cement industry, covering everything from engineering design and the research and development of technology and equipment, to manufacturing, supply, civil construction, equipment installation, plant commissioning, and ongoing operation and maintenance. Beyond this, it also provides general engineering construction and consultancy services. Sinoma's extensive product line for cement production features essential machinery like rotary kilns, tube mills, pre-heaters, grate coolers, crushers, ball mills, de-ducting units, separators, elevators, stackers, and reclaimers. Furthermore, the company is involved in environmental and photovoltaic (solar) engineering initiatives. Established in 2001, Sinoma International Engineering Co. Ltd. is headquartered in Beijing, China.
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