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Trades about 131% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hunan Baili Engineering Sci&Tech Co.,Ltd provides professional engineering consultation, engineering design, engineering, procurement, and construction services in China. The company engages in the engineering consulting and design, engineering general contracting, equipment intelligent manufacturing, intelligent production line integrated manufacturing, etc. It also provides study, FEED, licensing, and basic and detailed engineering services; sourcing, purchasing of equipment, bulks, and spare parts, subcontracting, and expediting and inspection services; site advisory and management, site fabrication, installation, and commissioning and start-up services; and cost, schedule, scope, and quality control services, as well as health, safety, and environmental-related risk management services. The company serves petrochemical and modern coal chemical; petroleum refining; chemical raw materials; synthetic fiber, rubber, and resin; and oil and gas storage and transportation industries. Hunan Baili Engineering Sci&Tech Co.,Ltd was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Yueyang, China.
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