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Trades about 36% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kimou Environmental Holding Limited specializes in establishing and managing environmentally conscious industrial zones dedicated to surface treatment recycling across mainland China. The company's business is structured into three distinct segments: Rental and Facilities Usage, Wastewater Treatment and Utilities, and Sales of Goods and Ancillary Business. The Rental and Facilities Usage segment primarily handles the development and oversight of properties within its industrial zones. Its Wastewater Treatment and Utilities arm is responsible for operating electroplating wastewater treatment facilities and providing utility services. Meanwhile, the Sales of Goods and Ancillary Business segment focuses on distributing raw materials and consumables, as well as delivering various other environmental support services. Currently, the firm manages three such eco-industrial complexes, located in Guangdong Huizhou, Tianjin Bingang, and Huazhong. Established in 2004, Kimou Environmental is headquartered in Cheung Sha Wan, Hong Kong.
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