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Trades about 254% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guangdong Anjubao Digital Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese firm specializing in the development, production, sales, and ongoing support of advanced security and protection products for communities. Its comprehensive product portfolio encompasses both IP-based and traditional analog building intercom systems, including components such as central guard stations, power supply units, video and audio communication devices, and external visitor panels. Beyond intercoms, the company also delivers smart home automation platforms, efficient car park management solutions, and various types of essential cabling. Furthermore, Guangdong Anjubao provides integrated solutions designed for smart community ecosystems, management of transient populations, and robust security for both residential and commercial properties. Established in 2004, the company maintains its headquarters in Guangzhou, China.
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