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Trades about 20% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shanxi Lu'an Environmental Energy Development Co., Ltd. is primarily involved in the extraction of raw coal, its subsequent washing, and the smelting of coal into coke. These vital resources are supplied to various sectors, including power generation, coking, and the steel industry. The company is also committed to advancing and deploying clean coal technologies, alongside the development of coalbed methane. Its comprehensive product portfolio encompasses thermal coal, blended coal, clean coal, injection coal, and various mixed coal types. Operational activities are centered at its key production sites: the Wuyang, Zhangcun, Wangzhuang, and Changcun Coal Mines. Established in 2001, the firm is headquartered in Changzhi, China, and functions as a subsidiary of Shanxi Lu'an Mining Industry (Group) Company Limited.
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