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Trades about 162% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Beijing UniStrong Science&Technology CO.,LTD is a global provider specializing in the development and production of advanced, high-accuracy products and services for the geospatial sector. The company's innovative solutions serve a diverse range of application fields and industries, including building and construction, land and cadastral surveying, geographic information system (GIS) data acquisition, 3D scanning, precision agriculture and smart farming, as well as infrastructure and environmental monitoring. UniStrong delivers its technology to various market segments, such as original equipment/design manufacturers (OEM/ODM), machine control and guidance systems, survey and mapping professionals, GIS implementers, L-band correction service providers, marine operations, mobile field workers, monitoring systems, and autonomous (unmanned) platforms. Founded in 1994, the company maintains its headquarters in Beijing, China.
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