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Trades about 381% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1997 and headquartered in Shangrao, China, Phenix Optical Company Limited operates as a global manufacturer and supplier of a wide array of optical instruments. The company's product portfolio centers on optical lens elements, various photoelectric modules, and scientific instruments. Their comprehensive optical lens lineup includes specialized components for BI, FA, ITS, automotive applications, infrared technology, and smart hardware/home systems. They also produce diverse microscopes, ranging from biological, industrial, fluorescence, polarized light, and metallographic models to electric and digital versions. In the realm of optoelectronic modules, their offerings encompass security cameras, endoscopes, industrial and car cameras, alongside modules tailored for smart equipment and smart home integration. Beyond these core optical and optoelectronic solutions, Phenix manufactures optical and metal parts, polymer, aluminum shell, and storage lithium-ion batteries, as well as a variety of other goods such as camcorder camera components, dishwashing machines, disinfection cabinets, and water heaters.
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