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Trades about 257% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shanghai CDXJ Digital Technology Co.,Ltd, together with its subsidiaries, provides internet data center services in China. It operates in two segments, IDC Investment and Operation Services and IDC Comprehensive Solutions. The company offers high and low voltage cabinets, precision power distribution cabinets, intelligent data busbars, micromodules cabinets and cold aisles, and structured cabling. It also constructs, manufactures, sells, invests, and operates data centers; provides planning and design, hosting, maintenance, and procurement services; and cloud infrastructure. In addition, the company offers IDC solutions, including system integration; general contracting of electromechanical engineering; specialized contracting of electronic and intelligent engineering; prefabricated power modules, cooling plants, and water system piping; and containerized diesel generator sets, as well as enabling ultra-short turnaround times for data center project integration. Further, it is involved in the pile foundation and enclosure businesses; geotechnical design; and construction services. The company serves internet and cloud service providers, financial institutions, telecommunications and IT service providers, domestic enterprises, and multinational corporations. Shanghai CDXJ Digital Technology Co.,Ltd was founded in 1997 and is based in Shanghai, China.
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