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Trades about 76% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kangda International Environmental Company Limited is an investment holding enterprise primarily engaged in water-related environmental services across the People's Republic of China. Its urban water solutions encompass the full lifecycle of wastewater treatment, reclaimed water, sludge processing, and water distribution facilities, including their design, construction, upgrading, and ongoing operation. The company also handles the management and upkeep of wastewater treatment infrastructure on behalf of government bodies. Through its water environment restoration division, Kangda undertakes projects like river remediation, the treatment of polluted water bodies, and the implementation of "sponge city" initiatives. For rural areas, its segment focuses on developing and managing water infrastructure, such as village wastewater treatment systems, collection pipelines, and broader enhancements to the rural living environment. Beyond these core services, the company also engages in municipal infrastructure development, invests in and oversees various environmental and public works projects, and manufactures and supplies equipment for water treatment plants, specialized software, and water purification agents. Its clientele primarily consists of municipal, district, and county-level government authorities or their appointed representatives. Established in 1996, Kangda International Environmental is headquartered in Chongqing, PRC.
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