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Trades about 44% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Zhongman Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Corp., Ltd. (ZPNG) operates as an integrated energy company, specializing in drilling engineering contracting and the manufacturing of petroleum equipment. Its extensive portfolio includes drilling and completion solutions, upstream oil and gas exploration and development, geological surveying, and international commodity trade. The company also provides advanced drilling engineering technologies and offers installation and technical support for natural gas vehicles. ZPNG delivers comprehensive support for its drilling rigs, their components, and specialized vehicles, covering aspects like pre-delivery and post-delivery training, a localized spare parts network, drilling team development, and expert technical advisory. Furthermore, the company ensures optimal equipment performance through assembly and commissioning, technical guidance, user instruction, safety adherence, and full maintenance and repair capabilities. With manufacturing facilities for oil rigs and related machinery, ZPNG serves a wide geographical area. Its sales and support networks span various oil fields across China, the Middle East, and Central Asia. The company's headquarters are located in Shanghai, China.
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