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Trades about 15% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Founded in Beijing, China in 1994, Beijing Sifang Automation Co.,Ltd operates globally, delivering a wide array of products, solutions, and services focused on the protection, monitoring, control, and automation of electric power systems. The company's comprehensive portfolio addresses various critical aspects of power infrastructure. For power generation, they offer automation, protection, and excitation systems for plants, alongside torsional stress control, simulation, and training solutions. In the realm of transmission, their expertise encompasses digital and conventional substation automation, wide-area protection and control, fault information management, power system stability and security, wide area measurement, and energy management systems. The distribution sector benefits from their multifunction protection and control intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) and advanced distribution automation solutions. Beyond the traditional grid, Sifang Automation extends its services to transportation systems, providing substation automation and AC/DC protection specifically tailored for railway and subway applications. They are also significant contributors to renewable energy initiatives, offering automation for hydro plants, microgrids, wind power, and PV stations, in addition to battery energy storage solutions. Industrial clients leverage their expertise for electrical and electronic applications and integrated substations. Complementing their product and solution offerings, the company provides specialized engineering design and training services.
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