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Trades about 54% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nantong Xingqiu Graphite Co., Ltd. specializes in the global research, manufacturing, and supply of graphite-based equipment. The company provides a range of solutions for mass transfer, heat transfer, and corrosion resistance, delivering comprehensive project services from initial design and technical consultation through material procurement, installation, and final system commissioning. Its product portfolio encompasses graphite heat exchangers, absorbers, columns, storage tanks, and tubes. These offerings are widely utilized across various sectors, including caustic soda production, inorganic acid and industrial chemical processing, metallurgy and metal surface treatment, petroleum refining, resin and fiber manufacturing, organic synthesis, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, food processing, as well as public safety and environmental management applications. Established in 2001, Nantong Xingqiu Graphite Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Rugao, China.
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