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Trades about 198% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sun.King Technology Group Limited operates as an investment holding entity primarily involved in the production and commercialization of power electronic components. These components are vital for various sectors within the People's Republic of China, including power transmission and distribution, electrified transportation, and industrial applications. The company's operations encompass the entire lifecycle of electrical and electronic components and systems, from research and development to manufacturing, sales, installation, and post-sale support. Its extensive product range includes integrated gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs), electrical capacitors and related devices, amorphous alloy transformers, DC current anode saturable dry-type reactors, and FM voltage AC traction devices. Furthermore, Sun.King manufactures and supplies pulsed power equipment, insulated gate bipolar transistor gate units, and a variety of other electronic parts. Beyond manufacturing, the group actively conducts technological research into electronic power devices for railway equipment. Its business also extends to the distribution and sale of power electronic components, the import and export of both goods and technologies, and broader trading activities involving diverse products and solutions. Established in 2002, the company was formerly known as Sun.King Power Electronics Group Limited before adopting its current name, Sun.King Technology Group Limited, in November 2020. Its headquarters are situated in Beijing, People's Republic of China.
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