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Trades about 14% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jiangsu Jiangnan Water Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise primarily engaged in providing water supply services. In addition to its core function, the company is deeply involved in drainage and water treatment operations. Its comprehensive service portfolio includes engineering design and technical consulting for water supply projects, thorough water quality testing, precise water meter measurement and testing, and strategic investments in public infrastructure. The company operates three surface water plants, collectively boasting an impressive daily water supply capacity of 1.1 million cubic meters. Beyond these foundational services, Jiangsu Jiangnan Water manages and constructs drainage pipe networks and pumping stations, offers essential maintenance and dredging services, and oversees the operation of sewage treatment facilities. It also provides specialized sewage treatment and industrial water purification solutions. The company's expertise extends to designing and building water supply and drainage pipelines, installing related equipment, and undertaking construction projects for urban roads and public squares. Supplementary offerings include the sale of pipeline spare parts and various repair services. Established in 1966, the company is headquartered in Jiangyin, China.
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