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Trades about 35% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Beijing GeoEnviron Engineering & Technology, Inc. focuses on advancing environmental technology and providing extensive pollution control solutions throughout China. Its urban environmental offerings cover the entire process of municipal waste management, from initial collection and storage to transport and final disposal. The company also implements critical disposal systems for urban water supply, sewage, medical waste, and other hazardous substances. For industrial clients and parks, it delivers safe treatment and resource recovery strategies for various solid and liquid industrial wastes. Furthermore, the firm specializes in wide-ranging remediation services, addressing contaminated industrial sites, mine areas, rivers, groundwater, landfills, and agricultural land. Established in Beijing, China, in 1992, the company initially operated as the Liner Engineering Department of the Institute of High Energy Physics Academy of Sciences.
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