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Trades about 21% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sanyou Corporation Limited is a China-based enterprise specializing in the design, manufacturing, and distribution of electromagnetic relays. The company offers a broad array of relay products, including magnetic latching, general power, high voltage DC, and automotive relays. These essential components are widely utilized across diverse industries, such as household appliances, the automotive sector, smart home and grid infrastructure, and various energy management systems. Furthermore, Sanyou provides comprehensive transformer solutions, encompassing items like metering transformers, digital display meters, one-close type transformers, and specialized transformers for relay protection, motor protection, and residual current detection. Established in 2008, the company operates from its main office situated in Dongguan, China.
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