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Trades about 182% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guangdong Green Precision Components Co., Ltd. engages in the research and development, design, production, and sale of precision structural components and molds for intelligent terminals. It offers die-casting insert injection molding middle frames, metal middle frames, plastic battery covers with integrated LAP antenna, internal LDS antenna brackets and buttons, etc.; antenna, electromagnetic shielding, acoustic cavity, heat dissipation, waterproof, and dustproof; a front shell, a rear shell, a window, and a wrist strap; and smart watches comprising metal middle frame, plastic middle frame, and wrist strap, as well as plastic molding, IMD, ICM, secondary injection molding, soft rubber compound molding, cold and hot, and stack molding and continuous stamping. The company provides precision structural components for smartphones, smart homes, wearable devices, tablet computers, e-books, speakers, cameras, and other intelligent terminals. It also offers GCPC masks. Guangdong Green Precision Components Co., Ltd. was founded in 2002 and is based in Huizhou, China.
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