- CEO
- Jing Yi Guo
- Full Time Employees
- 6,825
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Water utilities
- Address
- Caixing Building Zhongshan GD China 528403
- IPO Date
- Jan 23, 1997
- Business
- Zhongshan Public Utilities Group Co.,Ltd. Zhongshan Public Utilities Group Co.,Ltd. (000685.SZ) engages primarily in environmental protection water services, solid waste management, new energy development, engineering construction, and auxiliary businesses in China. The company provides urban water supply and sewage treatment, including water quality monitoring, engineering design, construction installation, information technology applications, and water treatment research and development; solid waste services encompassing urban cleaning, garbage collection, transportation, waste incineration power generation, and leachate treatment; new energy operations such as photovoltaic power generation and electrochemical energy storage; engineering projects involving municipal public works, pipeline installation, fire protection facilities, mechanical and electrical equipment, building decoration, urban and road lighting; as well as auxiliary activities like financial investment, market leasing management, farmers' markets operation, port passenger transportation, property management, sanitation services, security brokerage, investment consulting, and small loan businesses. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Zhongshan, Guangdong Province, China, with water supply coverage spanning approximately 2,000 square kilometers serving over 1.2 million residents and daily production capacity of 400,000 cubic meters, the company operates predominantly in the Guangdong region while pursuing select international opportunities. In recent developments, Zhongshan Public Utilities Group received approval from Zhongshan Municipal authorities for the disposal of two subsidiaries, reflecting ongoing portfolio optimization; it continues to integrate advanced technologies like smart metering, reducing water loss by 20%, and leverages public-private partnerships for 30% of new projects to enhance efficiency amid urbanization-driven demand.