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Trades about 67% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Power Construction Corporation of China, Ltd (PowerChina) is a diversified engineering and construction enterprise operating both domestically within China and across international markets. The company's core activities encompass a broad spectrum of power-related projects, including the development, investment, construction, management, and sale of facilities for hydroelectric, thermal, nuclear, wind, and solar power generation, as well as power transmission and transformation infrastructure. It also specializes in comprehensive water conservancy and hydraulic engineering, alongside the manufacturing, maintenance, repair, and leasing of essential equipment. Beyond energy, PowerChina offers extensive services for general infrastructure development, such as planning, surveying, design, construction, installation, technology research and development, project management, consulting, and supervision for a wide range of sectors like roads, railways, ports, waterways, airports, residential housing, municipal engineering, urban rail transit, environmental engineering, mining, smelting, and petrochemical projects. Additionally, the company's business scope extends to bidding processes, import and export trade, real estate development and operations, industrial investment and management, and logistics and warehousing services. Founded in 2011, PowerChina is headquartered in Beijing, People's Republic of China.
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