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Trades about 12% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1998 and based in Beijing, China, Daheng New Epoch Technology Inc. operates within China, covering the entire lifecycle of electrical and opto-electro-mechanical products, from their conception and engineering to production, distribution, and post-sale services. Its diverse portfolio features specialized laser processing equipment, sophisticated optoelectronic components, high-precision machinery, advanced optical and communication coatings, and holographic security packaging. The company also supplies medical devices, visual analytics systems, digital broadcasting technology, semiconductor components, automated control systems, computer hardware, software, peripherals, network solutions, and digital media content. Furthermore, Daheng is actively involved in the research and development of satellite-based positioning, command, and dispatch systems, which find critical applications in fields such as law enforcement, finance, logistics, insurance, maritime operations, surveying, and defense. The firm also dedicates resources to the discovery and advancement of new and specialized pharmaceutical products.
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