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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Jiangxi Tianli Technology, INC. specializes in delivering mobile information system solutions across China. A core offering is its unified messaging communication platform, which the company develops and operates. This platform supports a range of services, including custom software development, multi-business system integration, and operational assistance. It also facilitates specific mobile information services like SMS, MMS, flash messaging, and video SMS for its large and medium-sized corporate clientele. Beyond this, Tianli Technology provides an information platform tailored for auto insurance services. Its broader service portfolio encompasses software customization, terminal equipment supply, comprehensive consulting, and ongoing operational support. Founded in 2006, the firm maintains its headquarters in Beijing, China.
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