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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ningbo Construction Co., Ltd., established in 1951 and headquartered in Ningbo, China, operates extensively within the construction sector. The company's diverse portfolio encompasses the construction of residential properties, curtain walls, and fire safety systems. It also specializes in steel structure engineering, pipeline installation, municipal infrastructure projects, and electric power engineering. Additionally, it offers expertise in door and window engineering design and installation, alongside comprehensive building decoration services. Beyond these specific undertakings, Ningbo Construction serves as a general contractor for a broad spectrum of projects, including general building and interior decoration, municipal engineering, housing development, public works, mechanical and electrical engineering, petrochemical engineering, and highway construction. The firm further extends its offerings to include essential services such as engineering surveys, architectural design, rail transit development, mechanical and electrical equipment installation, steel structure fabrication, and supervision of municipal public works. Moreover, the company maintains manufacturing capabilities, producing and supplying concrete, prestressed pipe piles, and standard ring subway shields.
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