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Trades about 1,546% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Anfu CE LINK Limited specializes in the development and manufacturing of a diverse range of cable solutions and mobile device accessories. Its extensive portfolio of connectivity products encompasses a comprehensive selection of USB Type-C, standard USB, HDMI/DVI, AOC series, DisplayPort, LAN, and audio cables, alongside various adapters. Beyond mere connectivity, the firm also provides a broad spectrum of power-related devices. These include USB power stations, portable power banks, chargers designed for travel and vehicles, wireless charging solutions, power strips, and computer power supply units. Moreover, Anfu CE LINK manufactures advanced audio-visual distribution equipment, such as HDMI and AV matrices, switchers, splitters, converters, and signal extenders. These offerings are deployed across a wide range of industries and consumer applications, including intelligent mobile communication, audio-visual systems, personal computing, smart home environments, wearable technology, and other consumer electronics sectors. Established in 2009, the company operates from its base in Ji'an, People's Republic of China.
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