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Trades about 6% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Guangzhou Haoyang Electronic Co.,Ltd. operates internationally, dedicating itself to the entire process of professional lighting solutions, from initial research and development and production engineering to manufacturing, global sales, and ongoing service. The company's expertise covers high-performance lighting systems for diverse applications, including stage performances, television productions, live concerts, theatrical events, and architectural installations worldwide. Their extensive product lineup includes High-Intensity Discharge (HID) lighting equipment for entertainment, such as dynamic moving heads, precise follow spots, and various essential accessories, alongside End-of-Life (EOL) product options. Additionally, they provide a range of LED-based entertainment solutions, featuring moving lights, specialized theatre luminaires, fixed static fixtures, and EOL models. Haoyang also offers both indoor and outdoor architectural lighting products, in addition to a variety of LED display units suitable for indoor and outdoor environments, including EOL display versions. All of these offerings are marketed and distributed under their proprietary brand, TERBLY. The main operational headquarters for Guangzhou Haoyang Electronic Co.,Ltd. are located in Guangzhou, China.
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