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Era Co., Ltd. operates as a specialized manufacturer of plastic valves, pipes, and fittings within China's industrial sector, serving both domestic and international construction markets. The company's core revenue model centers on producing and distributing a comprehensive portfolio of PVC, CPVC, and PP-R plastic components essential for water supply, drainage, and electrical systems. Its product range includes pressure pipes, ball valves, butterfly valves, couplings, and specialized adhesives, catering primarily to infrastructure development and building construction needs. Era has established a global footprint by exporting to approximately 146 countries, leveraging China's manufacturing scale while addressing international quality standards. The company positions itself as a solutions provider for plumbing and fluid handling systems, competing on product durability, corrosion resistance, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional metal alternatives. Its market position benefits from long-standing industry experience since 1993 and a manufacturing base in Taizhou, a recognized industrial hub. The 2022 rebranding from Yonggao Co., Ltd. to Era Co., Ltd. signals strategic efforts to modernize its global identity while maintaining technical focus on plastic valve innovation for residential, commercial, and municipal applications.
Era Co. generated CNY 6.60 billion in revenue for the period, achieving a net income of CNY 190.44 million. The company's operating cash flow stood at CNY 256.07 million, while capital expenditures totaled CNY 326.52 million, indicating significant investment in production capacity. The diluted EPS of CNY 0.16 reflects moderate earnings generation relative to the company's revenue scale, suggesting competitive industry margins typical for industrial component manufacturing.
The company demonstrates modest earnings power with a net margin of approximately 2.9% on its substantial revenue base. Capital allocation appears focused on maintaining manufacturing capabilities, as evidenced by capex exceeding operating cash flow. The diluted EPS of CNY 0.16 indicates reasonable capital efficiency given the capital-intensive nature of plastic component production and the company's global distribution network.
Era maintains a strong liquidity position with CNY 1.00 billion in cash and equivalents against minimal total debt of CNY 84.27 million. This conservative debt structure provides significant financial flexibility and indicates low leverage risk. The substantial cash reserves relative to debt obligations position the company to weather industry cycles and fund strategic initiatives without relying on external financing.
The company has implemented a shareholder return policy, distributing a dividend of CNY 0.05 per share. With a market capitalization of CNY 5.03 billion and 1.22 billion shares outstanding, the dividend yield appears modest but signals management's commitment to returning capital. The global export reach to 146 countries provides diversification benefits and potential growth avenues beyond domestic Chinese market conditions.
Trading with a beta of 0.033, Era's stock exhibits very low correlation to broader market movements, suggesting investors view it as a defensive industrial holding. The market capitalization of CNY 5.03 billion values the company at approximately 0.76 times revenue, reflecting market expectations for stable but moderate growth in the industrial components sector. This valuation multiple appears consistent with companies operating in mature manufacturing segments.
Era's strategic advantages include nearly three decades of manufacturing expertise, extensive global distribution channels, and a diversified product portfolio serving multiple construction applications. The company's rebranding initiative and maintained export focus position it to capitalize on infrastructure development trends worldwide. Potential challenges include raw material price volatility and competitive pressures in plastic component manufacturing, though its strong balance sheet provides operational stability.
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