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Trades about 36% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kyland Technology Co., Ltd. is a global provider of industrial networking solutions, with a significant presence in China. The company's core offerings encompass a wide array of industrial Ethernet switches, such as Layer 3 backbone, rackmount, DIN rail, and specialized models like EN50155-compliant, unmanaged, TSN, HSR/PRP, PoE, and intrinsically safe switches. Beyond switches, Kyland also develops industrial Ethernet modules, sophisticated network management software, SFP modules, various accessories, and multi-function switching platforms. Kyland further extends its portfolio to include vital industrial communication and bus chips. They also deliver robust Industrial Internet operating systems and cloud platforms, alongside a range of edge computing servers tailored for industrial, traffic management, and power grid applications. Additionally, Kyland addresses precise timing requirements with solutions featuring time servers, distributors, converters, and test analyzers. Their industrial serial and gateway solutions encompass serial device servers, intelligent gateways, and integrated gateway and switch units. The company also contributes to smart city initiatives and energy Internet projects with specialized products. These innovative technologies find critical applications across diverse sectors, including power generation and distribution, railway systems, the oil and gas industry, and various automation domains. Established in 2000, Kyland Technology maintains its headquarters in Beijing, China.
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