Shenzhen SED Industry Co., Ltd.

000032 · XSHE · Engineering & Construction · China

Market Capitalization21.35B CNY

Trailing P/E125.50 CNY

52-Week Change-43.14 CNY

Forward Annual Dividend Yield2.75%

Beta0.9640 CNY

Shenzhen SED Industry Co., Ltd. is a diversified manufacturing company primarily engaged in the development and production of high-tech electronics and energy solutions. Founded in the thriving economic hub of Shenzhen, China, the company plays a significant role in the technological and industrial sectors. Its primary function includes the design and manufacture of electronic components, power equipment, and various smart technology solutions. With a focus on innovation, Shenzhen SED Industry Co., Ltd. is pivotal in servicing industries such as telecommunications, renewable energy, and consumer electronics. The company's advanced manufacturing capabilities and commitment to R&D allow it to meet the growing demand for smart and efficient energy solutions. As part of its market significance, Shenzhen SED Industry Co., Ltd. contributes to China's reputation as a leading global center for electronics production and technological advancement. Through its strategic partnerships and collaborations, the company continues to enhance its product offerings, delivering solutions that drive efficiency and sustainability in multiple industries.

Industry

Engineering & Construction

Industrials sector · China

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Key Metrics

Market Capitalization

21.35BCNY

NormalMar 17, 2026

Trailing P/E

125.50CNY

AboveNormalMar 17, 2026

Revenue (TTM)

51.99BCNY

NormalMar 17, 2026

Supply Chain

Construction Materials Supply Chain

The construction materials supply chain is governed by three structural constraints that make it unlike most industrial systems: the weight-to-value ratio of its primary products — cement, sand, gravel, and concrete — is so unfavorable that transport costs dominate economics and force production to be local; cement kilns cost over two hundred million dollars, run continuously at 1,450 degrees Celsius, and cannot be economically stopped and restarted; and construction-grade sand is being depleted faster than it forms, because desert sand is unusable for concrete and the system depends on finite river and marine deposits.