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Trades about 589% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Anhui Tongyuan Environment Energy Saving Co., Ltd. specializes in a comprehensive range of environmental services, including the remediation of solid waste pollution barriers, waste treatment and disposal, and the ecological restoration of aquatic environments. Within its solid waste containment division, the company is proficient in designing and implementing various barrier systems, such as horizontal, vertical, and final capping solutions. Its waste management operations cover the processing and safe elimination of challenging materials like industrial sludge and hazardous refuse. Moreover, the firm's water rehabilitation efforts encompass the purification of polluted urban waterways (specifically black and malodorous bodies), the general enhancement of river and lake water quality, and the management of wastewater infrastructure in rural areas. Established by Ming Yang on April 15, 1999, the company's principal office is located in Hefei, China.
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