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Trades about 387% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Gettop Acoustic Co., Ltd. is an international enterprise focused on the manufacturing and global supply of electro-acoustic components and assemblies. Their offerings encompass miniature microphones, micro speakers and receivers, and diverse module products. These components are integral to a broad spectrum of consumer electronics, including mobile communication devices, laptop computers, flat-panel televisions, personal digital devices, automotive kits, and various other electronic goods. Beyond components, the company also delivers comprehensive electro-acoustic solutions. The entity, initially established as Shandong Gettop Acoustic Co., Ltd., officially rebranded as Gettop Acoustic Co., Ltd. in October 2018. Founded in 2001, the company maintains its corporate headquarters in Weifang, China.
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