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Trades about 1,295% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Shenzhen, China, in 1994, Shenzhen Coship Electronics Co., Ltd. operates as a global specialist in smart home solutions and services. The company develops and markets a comprehensive array of offerings, including terminal devices, middleware, intelligent platform solutions, and operational services. Its extensive product portfolio encompasses various digital video broadcasting (DVB) systems, such as ultra-high-definition (4K), HEVC, and H.264 HD/SD set-top boxes, alongside security Conditional Access (CA) systems. Coship also provides IPTV HD set-top boxes and a broad selection of over-the-top (OTT) solutions, including Android OTT boxes, HDMI dongles, and versatile hybrid boxes that integrate OTT with IPTV, terrestrial, cable, or satellite services. Furthermore, their broadband equipment line features VDSL integrated access devices, EoC coaxial Ethernet systems, cable modems, and wireless residential gateways. The company's offerings are rounded out by LED backlight source digital cable televisions and natural TVs.
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