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Trades about 30% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating both within China and across international markets, Sangfor Technologies Inc. is a leading provider of comprehensive IT infrastructure solutions. Its core expertise lies in developing and delivering advanced cloud computing and robust network security solutions. Within network security, its portfolio encompasses an array of products such as Internet access gateways, the NGAF firewall platform, endpoint security solutions, cyber command systems, and cloud-native SASE tailored for distributed branch offices and remote workforces. Beyond security, Sangfor delivers a suite of cloud solutions, including hyper-converged infrastructure, enterprise cloud platform services, and managed cloud platforms. Furthermore, its capabilities extend to virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), intelligent edge routers, SD-WAN, and WAN optimization solutions. The company also provides a range of dedicated security services. Catering to a diverse clientele, Sangfor supports various industries such as manufacturing, education, finance and banking, government, healthcare, and internet service providers (ISPs). Established in 2000, Sangfor Technologies Inc. is headquartered in Shenzhen, China.
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