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Trades about 332% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guangdong Tecsun Science & Technology Co.,Ltd. excels in the creation and management of information systems, providing essential operational support across diverse sectors such as social welfare, employment, finance, healthcare, and big data analytics. A key area of its expertise lies in comprehensive social security card services, encompassing their production, distribution, the development and maintenance of necessary application environments, and delivering end-to-end solutions. Additionally, the company extends its offerings to both corporate clients and individuals, facilitating services like employment assistance, subsidy distribution, and immediate card replacement. The firm, which was initially established in 1999 as Guangdong Desheng Technology Co., Ltd., maintains its headquarters in Guangzhou, China.
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