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Trades about 155% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Hangzhou, China, in 1994, Zhejiang Zhengyuan Zhihui Technology Co.,Ltd. and its affiliated companies specialize in providing comprehensive smart card-related solutions. Their services encompass system development, ongoing operation and maintenance, and intelligent control management for a wide array of clients throughout China, including educational institutions, military and police sectors, and various enterprises. The company's diverse product portfolio features advanced consumer terminals that integrate card, code, and facial recognition capabilities, alongside multimedia payment devices. They also supply sophisticated access control systems, offering smart card and facial recognition terminals, wireless door locks, and high-speed wing and pendulum gates. For dining and retail environments, their innovations include intelligent weighing and meal preparation tables, AI-powered dish recognition checkout counters, multimedia smart checkout desks, dual-screen systems, and handheld cash registers. Complementary offerings include IC card and smart QR code readers, communication and water controllers, as well as inspection machines and smart morning inspection instruments. Furthermore, the company provides robust after-sales services to ensure customer satisfaction.
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