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Trades about 96% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating extensively across China and globally, CITIC Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. focuses on the manufacturing and commercialization of substantial industrial machinery. Their comprehensive product line features a variety of robust equipment, including grinding mills, crushers, vertical stirred mills, high-pressure grinding rolls, mine hoists, vertical roller mills, rotary kilns, and liners. Furthermore, the company delivers an array of support services, encompassing equipment setup, operational testing, ongoing maintenance, restoration, remote oversight and diagnostics, system modernization, and performance assurances. Founded in 1956, this entity is headquartered in Luoyang, China, and operates as a subsidiary of the broader CITIC Group Corporation.
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