Sieyuan Electric Co., Ltd. (SHE:002028)

China flag China · Delayed Price · Currency is CNY
222.53
+8.10 (3.78%)
At close: Mar 2, 2026
204.84%
Market Cap 174.03B
Revenue (ttm) 21.21B
Net Income (ttm) 3.16B
Shares Out 782.06M
EPS (ttm) 4.06
PE Ratio 54.81
Forward PE 39.81
Dividend 0.50 (0.23%)
Ex-Dividend Date Jul 4, 2025
Volume 10,482,730
Average Volume 10,041,719
Open 213.57
Previous Close 214.43
Day's Range 212.29 - 224.50
52-Week Range 68.48 - 231.11
Beta 0.69
RSI 64.33
Earnings Date Apr 18, 2026

About Sieyuan Electric

Sieyuan Electric Co., Ltd. engages in research and development, production, sale, and service of power transmission and distribution equipment in China and internationally. The company offers static synchronous compensator and condenser; HVDC circuit breakers; prefabricated and mobile substations; oil immersed and gas insulated power transformers, and high voltage reactors; and high-voltage switchgear, live and dead tank circuit breaker, HV disconnector switch, substation automation products, current and voltage transformer, coupling capacitor,... [Read more]

Sector Industrials
Founded 1993
Employees 9,456
Stock Exchange Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 002028
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2025, Sieyuan Electric's revenue was 21.21 billion, an increase of 37.18% compared to the previous year's 15.46 billion. Earnings were 3.16 billion, an increase of 54.35%.

Financial Statements

News

China grid-equipment maker Sieyuan eyes Hong Kong listing after 665% surge

Shenzhen-listed Sieyuan Electric, a grid-equipment maker whose shares have surged about 665 per cent over the past five years, is planning a secondary listing in Hong Kong. The move would give Sieyuan...

2 months ago - South China Morning Post

Yuan rapidly gaining ground as Chinese firms plot global expansion

Chinese companies expanding overseas are increasingly using the yuan for financing and payments to build their international operations, boosting the currency’s growing clout in international trade an...

3 months ago - South China Morning Post