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Trades about 115% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Jiangsu Seagull Cooling Tower Co.,Ltd. engages in design, research and development, manufacturing, and installation of cooling towers in China and internationally. It offers industrial and civil mechanical ventilation cooling towers, including steel-concrete structure, glass fiber reinforced plastic structure, steel structure, open-type environmental protection, energy-saving cooling, water-saving, fog elimination, noise reduction, integrated, closed cooling, and air conditioning cooling towers, as well as packaged, plume abatement, force draft, and other cooling tower related products. The company also provides FRP, concrete, water collection, blast, seawater, and counterflow cooling tower; and components, such as carbon fiber drive shaft, drive eliminator, fan stack, gearbox, grid filler, heat transfer media, horizontal fan assembly, motor, nozzle, and sprinkler. It serves customers in petrochemical, metallurgy, electric power, grain and oil, papermaking, hotels, office buildings, and other fields. Jiangsu Seagull Cooling Tower Co.,Ltd. was founded in 1993 and is based in Changzhou, China.
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