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Trades about 256% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd. (MCC), alongside its various subsidiaries, operates a diverse business portfolio encompassing engineering contracting, real estate development, equipment manufacturing, and natural resource extraction, with operations spanning both China and international markets. Its Engineering Contracting division provides comprehensive services, including design, construction, and associated contracting, for a variety of projects, both within the metallurgical sector and broader industrial domains. The Property Development segment is active in the construction and sale of residential and commercial real estate, alongside land development. MCC's Equipment Manufacturing arm focuses on the innovation and production of specialized metallurgical machinery, structural steel components, and other metallic products. Finally, its Resource Development division manages the full lifecycle of mineral resources, from exploration and extraction to processing, and is also involved in the production of nonferrous metals and polysilicon. Established in 2008, MCC's corporate headquarters are situated in Beijing, People's Republic of China.
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