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Trades about 192% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hytera Communications Corporation Limited, operating globally and within China, provides a comprehensive array of communication technologies and specialized solutions under its Hytera brand. The company's diverse product portfolio features cutting-edge digital and trunking radio systems, advanced LTE-broadband and smart radio technologies, and 4G/5G communication solutions. They also develop body-worn cameras, sophisticated command and dispatch platforms, PMR-IoT (Professional Mobile Radio - Internet of Things) and emergency response systems, along with custom communication command vehicles, satellite communication infrastructure, and various antenna subsystems. Complementing these core products is a range of smart accessories, including audio equipment, power solutions (batteries, chargers), carrying cases, vehicle integration kits, and cables. Hytera’s solutions cater to a broad spectrum of industries, such as public safety, the oil and gas sector, mining, industrial and commercial enterprises, emergency response, and electric power. Established in 1993, the firm was initially known as Shenzhen Haoyitong Technology Co., Ltd., officially adopting the name Hytera Communications Corporation Limited in March 2010. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Shenzhen, China.
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