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Trades about 1,147% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Dingli Corp., Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, provides mobile network test and measurement solutions worldwide. The company provides pilot wireless network, smart cell, drive test/outdoor test, indoor test, autonomous measurement, laboratory automation, and post processing products, as well as pilot performer, pilot lite probe, pilot we test, pilot scout, pilot matrix, pilot foresight, pilot pioneer, pilot walktour, pilot walktour pack, and pilot fleet edge products. It also offers various solutions for 5G private network, lab testing autonomous measurement, multiple network benchmarking test, in-building/train/metro measurement, NB-IoT/Emtc testing, voLTE/VoNR MOS testing, precision indoor measurement, drone-based mobile network testing, and user experience testing. In addition, the company provides technical support, training services, and a support portal. Further, it engages in software, education consulting, software and information technology services, and manufacturing industries. Dingli Corp., Ltd. was formerly known as DingLi Communications Corp., Ltd. and changed its name to Dingli Corp., Ltd. in October 2015. Dingli Corp., Ltd. was founded in 1998 and is based in Zhuhai, China.
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