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Trades about 54% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shenzhen Colibri Technologies Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise engaged in the full lifecycle of industrial automation technology, from research and development and design to production, sales, and technical support, alongside the manufacturing of precision components. The company provides a range of automated solutions, including testing and assembly machinery, as well as specialized accessories like acceleration test pallets, smartphone testing platform fixtures, antenna wavelength testing fixtures, and ABT press switch fixtures. Furthermore, they offer extensive precision machining services, covering techniques such as turning, milling, grinding, CNC operations, flat grinding, EDM, wire cutting, and boring, along with the fabrication of jigs and fixture assemblies. Their diverse portfolio serves various industries, including mobile communication devices, new energy solutions, electronic cigarettes, automotive, hard drive production, medical equipment, food processing, and logistics. Founded in 2001, the company's base of operations is in Shenzhen, China.
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