- CEO
- Fusheng Tang
- Full Time Employees
- 2,321
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Waste Management
- Address
- TCEP Building Tianjin People's Republic of China 300381
- IPO Date
- Apr 16, 2015
- Business
- Tianjin Capital Environmental Protection Group Company Limited (1065.HK; 600874.SS; TNJIF) is a China-based environmental protection company principally engaged in water treatment and resource recycling services. The company provides sewage water treatment and sewage treatment plant construction; recycled water production and auxiliary projects; heating and cooling supply services including new energy solutions; tap water supply and water plant facilities construction; sales of environmental protection equipment; sludge treatment and disposal; hazardous waste treatment; distributed photovoltaic power generation; environmental protection equipment customization; construction and management of related facilities; and contract operation services. Incorporated in 1993 and headquartered at No. 76 Weijin South Road, Nankai District, Tianjin, China, the company operates primarily in the People's Republic of China, serving municipal utilities, industrial, and residential customers across multiple provinces with approximately 2,320 employees. Tianjin Capital Environmental Protection Group functions as a subsidiary of Tianjin Municipal Investment Company Limited, which indirectly holds 45.57% of its shares.
In recent developments, the company secured four new water treatment projects including Huize Phase III, Chibi Lushui Industrial Park, Huoqiu, and Wuhu Binjiang Phase II during 2024, while expanding its new energy business beyond Tianjin. It entered a RMB40 million loan agreement with Hebei Guojin Tianchuang Sewage Treatment Company Limited in November 2025 to support operational capital needs, and signed an engineering consultation service agreement with Tianjin Infrastructure Consultant in November 2025 for the Phase II relocation of Xianyang Road Sewage Water Treatment Plant. Additionally, the company terminated its franchising project for Enshi Dasha Dam Phase I and Phase II (Tanjia Dam) sewage treatment plants and pipelines in November 2025 due to adjustments in China's PPP policy under new regulatory measures including Order No. 17 and Guobanhan No. 115.