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Trades about 150% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jiangsu Daybright Intelligent Electric Co.,LTD. operates in China, focusing on the development, production, and sale of products designed for automating electricity distribution networks. The company's extensive range of offerings includes specialized pole-mounted switch controllers, automation terminals for both feeders and general distribution systems, and sophisticated digital devices for the protection, measurement, and control of circuits, voltage, motors, and distribution transformers. They also provide communication management equipment and digital standby power supply auto-input devices. Additionally, Daybright manufactures robust outdoor high-voltage AC load switches and circuit breakers, various power transformation and distribution boxes, electric energy metering boxes, low-voltage cable branch boxes, and an array of enclosed and draw-out switchgear systems, such as box-type switching stations and indoor AC high-voltage looped network switch gears. Beyond its products, the company provides crucial support services, including maintenance, repair, consulting, and direct customer assistance, reaching clients through its network of sales outlets. Founded in 2011, Jiangsu Daybright Intelligent Electric Co.,LTD. is based in Nanjing, China.
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