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Keshun Waterproof Technology operates as a specialized chemical manufacturer focused on comprehensive waterproofing solutions for the construction industry. The company generates revenue through the production and sale of a diverse portfolio of building protection materials, including waterproof coiled materials, coatings, mortar paints, sealing compounds, and metal roofing systems. As a China-based enterprise founded in 1996, Keshun serves both new construction projects and building maintenance markets, positioning itself as an integrated solution provider rather than merely a materials supplier. The company's business model combines manufacturing expertise with engineering services, offering technical support and repair solutions that create recurring revenue streams beyond initial product sales. Operating within the competitive basic materials sector, Keshun has established a national presence in China's construction waterproofing market, competing against both domestic specialists and diversified chemical conglomerates. The company's headquarters in Foshan places it within one of China's major industrial regions, providing strategic access to manufacturing infrastructure and construction industry networks. Keshun's market position reflects its long-standing industry experience and technical specialization in building envelope protection systems, though it operates in a fragmented market characterized by regional competition and sensitivity to construction cycles.
Keshun reported revenue of CNY 6.83 billion for the period, demonstrating significant scale in its specialized market segment. The company achieved net income of CNY 44.07 million, reflecting modest profitability margins in a competitive industry. Operating cash flow of CNY 315.59 million indicates reasonable conversion of revenue to cash, though capital expenditures of CNY 251.68 million suggest ongoing investment in production capacity and operational infrastructure.
The company's diluted EPS of CNY 0.04 reflects the challenging margin environment in construction materials. With substantial cash holdings of CNY 3.42 billion against total debt of CNY 4.13 billion, Keshun maintains adequate liquidity but carries meaningful financial leverage. The relationship between operating cash flow and capital expenditures suggests the company is reinvesting to maintain competitive positioning.
Keshun's balance sheet shows robust cash reserves of CNY 3.42 billion, providing liquidity buffer against industry cyclicality. However, total debt of CNY 4.13 billion indicates significant leverage, creating interest coverage considerations. The company's market capitalization of CNY 5.66 billion reflects investor valuation relative to its asset base and earnings capacity in the current market environment.
The company maintains a shareholder return policy evidenced by a dividend per share of CNY 0.30, representing a substantial payout relative to earnings. This dividend commitment suggests management's confidence in stable cash generation despite the cyclical nature of construction materials demand. The balance between reinvestment needs and shareholder returns will be crucial for sustainable growth.
Trading with a beta of 1.242, Keshun exhibits higher volatility than the broader market, reflecting sensitivity to construction sector cycles. The market capitalization of CNY 5.66 billion values the company at approximately 0.83 times revenue, typical for capital-intensive materials businesses. Investor expectations appear balanced between growth potential and cyclical risks inherent in construction-related industries.
Keshun's long-established presence since 1996 provides industry experience and customer relationships that newer entrants cannot easily replicate. The company's comprehensive product portfolio allows it to address diverse waterproofing needs across different construction applications. Future performance will depend on China's construction activity levels, regulatory standards for building quality, and the company's ability to maintain technological competitiveness against evolving industry standards.
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