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Trades about 128% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jinneng Science&Technology Co.,Ltd operates as an industrial enterprise with a strong emphasis on the energy sector. The company specializes in the production and supply of both fine chemical and coal-based chemical products across China. Its diverse portfolio includes key materials such as carbon black, coke, para cresol, sorbic acid and potassium, silica, methanol, and pure benzene. These products are integral to a variety of industrial applications, notably in tire manufacturing, as well as the iron, steel, pharmaceutical, and food processing industries. Furthermore, Jinneng Science&Technology Co.,Ltd extends its market reach internationally, exporting its goods to customers in Europe, North America, and Asia. Established in 1998, the company's headquarters are located in Dezhou, China.
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