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Trades about 78% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Zhenhai Petrochemical Engineering Co. Ltd. (ZPEC) is a comprehensive engineering firm specializing in services for the petrochemical industry. Its extensive service portfolio spans the entire project lifecycle, encompassing crucial activities such as engineering design, feasibility studies, project application reporting, project price reviews, and bidding agency services. The company excels in project execution, offering end-to-end solutions including general contracting, construction management, project management contracting, and on-site supervision. ZPEC is particularly adept at designing and delivering large-scale and intricate engineering endeavors within the petrochemical sector. Additionally, it provides specialized training and driving services tailored for the industry. Beyond its core engineering and consulting roles, ZPEC also maintains active trading operations. This includes the wholesale, retail, and agency distribution of a diverse range of products, such as petrochemical goods, machinery, electronic devices, and metal materials. Furthermore, the company facilitates the import and export of various goods and advanced technologies. Established in 1974, Zhenhai Petrochemical Engineering is strategically headquartered in Ningbo, China.
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