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Trades about 852% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
BYBON Group Company Limited specializes in offering extensive post-sale support for mobile phones, operating through both direct device repair services and an e-commerce division. The company delivers a variety of provisions, including phone upkeep, fixes, security solutions, diagnostic testing, and additional value-added mobile services. Beyond mobile devices, it also provides maintenance for hearing equipment. In addition to services, BYBON sells new mobile handsets, various phone accessories, general electronic items, machinery, and communication apparatus. Furthermore, the company actively engages in the commerce, authentication, and repurposing of pre-owned mobile phones and other goods. Its diverse customer base includes mobile phone distributors, cellular operator outlets, partner retailers, individual consumers, and businesses specializing in second-hand mobile devices. Sales are conducted through both brick-and-mortar stores and online platforms. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Beijing, China, BYBON Group Company Limited functions as a subsidiary of Shanghai Baihua Yuebang Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.
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