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Trades about 6% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jade Bird Fire Co., Ltd. specializes in the development, manufacturing, and global distribution of sophisticated electronic fire safety products and integrated fire suppression systems. Their diverse product range includes automated fire alarm and synchronized control systems, alongside electrical fire safety solutions such as gas fire monitoring, automatic gas extinguishing, and comprehensive gas detection systems. The company also provides a cutting-edge fire cloud platform. Notably, their systems have been implemented in prestigious venues and major events, including Zhongnanhai, the Beijing Olympic Games, the Shanghai World Expo, the Guangzhou Asian Games, and the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games. Originally established in 2001 as Beida Jade Bird Universal Fire Alarm Device Co., Ltd., the firm rebranded to Jade Bird Fire Co., Ltd. in November 2019 and operates from its headquarters in Beijing, China.
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