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Trades about 138% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Senao Networks, Inc. is a Taiwan-based enterprise specializing in the full lifecycle of wireless communication solutions – from research and development to design, manufacturing, and global sales across markets like Taiwan, the United States, and Europe. Their diverse portfolio encompasses a wide array of offerings. For businesses, this includes advanced wireless products such as indoor access points, outdoor point-to-point/multipoint solutions, and LTE (Sub-6 GHz) devices. They also provide core networking infrastructure, like data center, enterprise, and cloud-enabled Ethernet switches, along with various network appliances. Beyond data, Senao offers comprehensive cordless telephony systems, including traditional and VoIP options, alongside robust handsets. Furthermore, they extend their expertise to smart cloud network management services. Complementing their communication and networking gear, Senao also manufactures a selection of power supply units. This includes slim and CRPS redundant power supplies, single and dual-output open frame modules, and indoor/outdoor Power over Ethernet (PoE) injectors. Their products are marketed under the distinct brand names Senao and EnGenius. Established in 2006, Senao Networks, Inc. maintains its corporate headquarters in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.
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