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Trades about 805% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Chutian Dragon Co., Ltd. specializes in the manufacturing, distribution, and support of advanced smart card solutions, along with their associated application platforms and terminal hardware. Their extensive product line encompasses a wide array of card types, including USIM, M2M IoT SIM, and biometric cards. They also produce financial instruments such as MasterCard, UnionPay, VISA, and traditional Magstripe cards, in addition to identity-focused cards like social security IDs and transportation passes, and disposable scratch, refill, and recharge cards. Complementing these offerings, the company provides various terminal devices, spanning consultation, card service, self-service, counter service, and mobile service solutions. The company caters to diverse sectors including telecommunications, social welfare, financial services, public transit, identity verification, and digital media. Its market presence extends internationally, serving clients across Europe, the Americas, Southeast Asia, and Africa. Established in 2002 and headquartered in Dongguan City, China, the firm was formerly known as Guangdong Chutian Dragon Smart Card Co., Ltd. before officially adopting its current name, Chutian Dragon Co., Ltd., in 2018.
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