CDTG’s mission is to help its customers achieve their critical infrastructure objectives while enabling positive change in technological environmental protection. It collaborates with industry leaders, environmental experts, and stakeholders to develop and implement advanced waste treatment solutions.

           1. Sales

• CDTG has established an extensive operation and marketing network with 11 subsidiaries in 9 provinces in China.
• The company’s customers are Central Government Owned construction companies in China. CDTG has close relationships and mutually beneficial partnerships with them.
• Through this relationship, the company has successfully expanded its business to all parts of China. This is an advantage as many of its competitors can only do regional business!
  
  2. Established Track Record: 

• CDTG has rich experience in completed projects and multiple projects in the pipeline. The company has built approximately 150 rural sewage treatment plants in Fujian, Zhejiang, Liaoning, Jiangxi and other provinces, enabling it to establish a solid reputation with different levels of government agency, and state-owned enterprises.
  
  3. Competition: 

• In terms of rural sewage treatment, the company’s target customers are scattered in rural areas across the country, and other large companies in China generally do not enter this field to compete with CDTG. Currently, CDTG’s competitors are small regional companies, providing it a great advantage in this segment of the market. Regarding its septic tank business, the company has its own invention patents that meet government standards. Most of its peers do not have this kind of high technology to treat septic tank to meet the standards of the Chinese government.
  
  4. Management: 

• Experienced management team and personnel with a demonstrated track record. 
• CEO and chairman of the board, Yunwu Li, founded the company. Previously, he served as the general manager of Fujian Optical Instruments and has served as chairman of two listed companies in the A-share market in China.
  
  5. R&D: 

• As a national high-tech company, CDTG has 33 patents, including 2 invention patents and 31 utility model patents. 
• The company has internal R&D personnel and cooperates with universities in R&D.
• Worked with Tsinghua University to develop a new technology.
  
  6. Financial Data:

• From 2021 to 2023, the company's gross profit margin remained stable at a range of 30-35% and the company's net profit margin remained at around 20%. The company is expected to maintain the current gross profit margin and net profit margin in the next 2 years.
• In the next two years, the company's revenue and net profit growth rate is expected to maintain a 30% growth rate.
  
  7. Valuation:

• According to Yahoo Finance, the company's current training P/E is only 4.99 and price/sales is only 1.11. 
• https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CDTG/key-statistics
  
  8. Industry awareness:

• The company is the first and currently the only Nasdaq listed company in China that focuses on rural sewage treatment.
  
  9. A Tremendous Market:

• The rural sewage treatment market in China is tremendous. It is estimated to reach approximately RMB 200 billion (approximately $29.9 billion) in 2030 (Source: Forward the Economist, January 2018)
  
  10. Pipeline: 

• CDTG is also in the process of acquiring four projects for its sewage treatment systems.
• April 24, 2024, the company announced it has been awarded a contract valued at RMB 85 million (approximately $11.7 million). Initial design and engineering work is underway with CDT and its partner, and the project is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2025. The project represents one of the four recently awarde pipeline projects. 
• The other three projects are expected to be signed in the second half of 2024. The total contract amount of these projects is about $150 million US dollars, which will support the company's expected high growth in the next two years.

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