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Trades about 168% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
WPG (Shanghai) Smart Water Public Co., Ltd. is a prominent Chinese enterprise dedicated to the research, development, manufacturing, sales, and servicing of sophisticated water supply technologies within China's domestic market. The company provides a wide array of comprehensive smart water solutions. These encompass the entire lifecycle of intelligent water treatment facilities, from design and construction to operation and management. WPG also offers smart systems for customer revenue collection and service, along with robust solutions for secondary water supply equipment, including installation, maintenance, and renovation. Furthermore, its expertise extends to critical areas such as water supply leakage management and data-driven smart water solutions for optimized performance. WPG develops specialized intelligent systems for rural drinking water provision and deploys advanced equipment like centralized direct drinking water units and pipe network booster pumping stations. The firm also delivers cutting-edge industrial IoT smart water platforms, intelligent management solutions for campus water resources, and GIS-based systems for comprehensive water supply network administration. Complementing its hardware and specialized solutions, WPG provides diverse software applications, IoT services for water infrastructure, and strategic consulting and planning support. Established in 2011, the company is based in Shanghai, China.
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