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Trades about 74% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sunshine Global Circuits Co.,Ltd., based in Shenzhen, China, is a dedicated manufacturer and supplier of printed circuit boards (PCBs) primarily within the domestic Chinese market. Their comprehensive product line includes a variety of advanced PCB types, such as standard boards, High-Density Interconnect (HDI), rigid-flexible, heavy copper, and Radio Frequency (RF) PCBs. These circuits are widely utilized across numerous industries, finding applications in industrial control systems, medical equipment, automotive electronics, telecommunications infrastructure, and LED lighting, among other diverse sectors. Expanding its presence internationally, the company also distributes its products to customers in Europe, North America, and various other Asian regions. Sunshine Global Circuits Co.,Ltd. was founded in 2001.
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