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Trades about 10% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Jiangxi Guotai Group Co.,Ltd. engages in the civil explosives, military new materials, rail transit automation, and information technology businesses in China. The company offers industrial explosives, such as permitted emulsion explosives for grade III coal mines; no. 2 rock emulsion explosive; packaged emulsified granular ammonium oil explosives; and expanded ammonium nitrate explosive. It also provides detonating tube, industrial explosive cable, initiation busbar, electronic control module, electronic parallel pin wire, and basic detonator; and information technology products, such as Ganpo party building, Jiangxi State-owned assets safety supervision platform, mobile e-site, grassroots governance, smart factories, Gan Shutong industrial internet platform, digital surveying and mapping virtual simulation system, intelligent power supply safety management system, power supply operation safety management system, auxiliary monitoring system for railway traction substations, intelligent power supply operation and maintenance system, intelligent equipment inspection system, and 6C system integrated data processing center. In addition, the company offers small solid rocket engines and military tungsten-based destructive material. The company was incorporated in 2006 and is headquartered in Nanchang, China.
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