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Trades about 951% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Guangzhou, China, in 2001, Guangzhou Kingteller Technology Co.,Ltd. specializes in delivering financial self-service devices and comprehensive integrated solutions to the retail banking industry worldwide. The company provides ATM self-service machinery, enabling banking institutions to offer automated financial services to their clientele. Their proprietary KingTeller series encompasses a wide array of financial self-service equipment, including cash dispensers, combined cash deposit and withdrawal units, Virtual Teller Machines (VTMs), Smart Teller Machines (STMs), high-speed bulk cash processing systems, intelligent cash registers, and sorting machines. Beyond hardware, Kingteller develops a full spectrum of software products, such as terminal applications, monitoring and management platforms, system security solutions, broad application tools, system support, and mobile applications. The company's service offerings are extensive, featuring on-site support for software installation, network integration, and hardware diagnostics, in addition to technical training and the supply of spare parts. They also facilitate local partner assistance for ATM deployment, routine upkeep, and system enhancements.
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