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Trades about 569% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shuifa Energas Gas Co., Ltd. is a key player in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry, with operations spanning China and international markets. The company's core activities include the distribution and supply of natural gas, alongside the production, marketing, and sales of both LNG and compressed natural gas (CNG). It also manages and operates LNG/CNG filling stations. Their comprehensive range of gas transmission and distribution system equipment features essential components such as inlet systems, gas pretreatment units, pressure regulation and control devices, flow and temperature measurement systems, electrical and control modules, and emission units, complemented by auxiliary systems for sewage and safety monitoring. Beyond this, they offer filters, separators, and specialized equipment for offshore platform gas transmission. Skid-mounted solutions include gas expanders and small gas generator sets. The company further supplies various auxiliary equipment and modules, including front and fuel modules for gas turbines, water washing modules, piping systems for both gas and steam turbines (including steam seal systems), chemical pipeline systems, and GE EPE gas turbines. Founded in 2002 as Dalian Energas Gas-System Co., Ltd., Shuifa Energas Gas Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Jinan, China.
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