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Trades about 116% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Jiangsu Etern Company Limited is a prominent player in the telecommunications infrastructure sector. The company manufactures and provides an extensive portfolio of products, including various types of communication cables (such as optical, data, coaxial, local, and specialized versions), optical fibers, and electrical wires. Its offerings also extend to core optical components like chips, modules, and rods, alongside optical devices, communication hubs, and general telecommunication equipment. Beyond its product line, Jiangsu Etern delivers a comprehensive suite of services. These include communication data and engineering services, as well as integrated system solutions. The company further supports its clients with data business support platforms and essential after-sales assistance. Established in 1994, Jiangsu Etern Company Limited is headquartered in Suzhou, China.
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