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Trades about 161% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shanghai Electric Group Company Limited is a diversified industrial conglomerate based in the People's Republic of China, specializing in the provision of advanced equipment and services. Its core offerings span clean and new energy solutions, environmental protection technologies, various industrial machinery, and modern service provisions. Within the energy sector, its portfolio encompasses equipment for conventional thermal power generation (including associated facilities), natural gas power plants, wind power systems, nuclear power components, and energy storage solutions. It also manufactures specialized vessels for the chemical industry. Furthermore, Shanghai Electric supplies industrial clients with a range of products including lifting equipment (such as elevators and ramps), electric motors, and fundamental industrial components. It develops intelligent manufacturing and construction industrialization equipment, alongside smart power grid and industrial intelligent power supply system solutions. The company's service divisions extend to specialized engineering for energy, environmental protection, and automation projects, industrial internet platforms, financial leasing, insurance brokerage, international trade, and property management. Established in 2004, Shanghai Electric Group Company Limited is headquartered in Shanghai, China, and operates as a subsidiary of Shanghai Electric (Group) Corporation.
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