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Trades about 266% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Taipei City, Taiwan, D-Link Corporation is a global enterprise dedicated to the innovation, development, and commercialization of a broad spectrum of networking technologies and related components. Its operations span both domestic Taiwanese markets and international territories. D-Link's product portfolio for the consumer market includes an extensive range of home networking devices. This encompasses essential Wi-Fi connectivity solutions like wireless routers, signal boosters (range extenders), and mesh Wi-Fi systems, alongside powerline adapters, network switches, DSL modems/routers, and portable Wi-Fi hotspots. Furthermore, it provides smart home devices such as security cameras, intelligent power outlets, various sensors, central hubs, and network video recorders, complemented by general accessories like USB hubs. For businesses and more robust infrastructure, the company delivers network security offerings like Unified Threat Management (UTM) firewalls and Virtual Private Network (VPN) routers. Its comprehensive line of network switches ranges from unmanaged and smart devices to cloud-managed, fully managed, industrial-grade, and surveillance-specific models, all supported by relevant accessories and management software. Additionally, D-Link supplies a variety of wireless solutions and broader network infrastructure components. Beyond hardware, D-Link engages in developing smart home ecosystems and advanced edge cloud solutions. The company also backs its products with extensive marketing and after-sales support. Its software suite includes D-ViewCam for video management, CMS Software for surveillance systems, the D-Link Network Assistant, and Central WiFiManager, designed to simplify wireless access point administration for network professionals. Established in 1986, the company initially operated under the name Datex Systems Inc. before rebranding as D-Link Corporation in 1992.
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