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Trades about 244% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Nantong, China in 1999, Jiangsu Jingyuan Environmental Protection Co., Ltd. specializes in delivering comprehensive water treatment solutions to clients both domestically and internationally. The company's core expertise lies in advanced systems for managing industrial wastewater. This includes sophisticated technologies for handling challenging effluents such as coal-containing and desulfurization wastewater, alongside processes for achieving zero-emission discharge, electrocatalytic oxidation, and water reclamation for reuse. Beyond industrial applications, Jingyuan Environmental Protection also provides essential equipment and systems for water supply treatment, ranging from raw water pretreatment to desalination. Complementing its technological offerings, the firm provides a full suite of services including consulting, system integration, sales, and engineering contracting.
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