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Trades about 86% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
AVIC Airborne Systems Co., Ltd. Manufactures aviation products in China. The company offers avionics systems, flight control systems, and electromechanical systems; mechanical and electronic engineering, avionics, in the fields of aviation, aerospace, shipbuilding, and weapons; automatic control, inertial navigation, electronic information, radar and fire control systems, electronic countermeasures, air traffic control, flight data, integrated imaging; instruments, meters and basic components; communication networks, electronic information and integrated circuits. It also provides roads, smart cities and the internet of things, industrial automation, industrial safety, rail transit, energy conservation and environmental protection and new energy electronics, intelligent equipment; equipment, sensors, motors, textile machinery, optical instruments. In addition, the company engages in research, development, production, sales, and service of electronic equipment, electromechanical equipment and sensors for various aircraft engines; automotive parts and systems, industrial automation and control equipment, intelligent systems and equipment, and mechanical manufacturing equipment; refrigeration systems; software and information products; and software, security and service system products. It also exports its products. The company was formerly known as China Avionics Systems Co.,Ltd. and changed its name to AVIC Airborne Systems Co., Ltd.in August 2023. AVIC Airborne Systems Co., Ltd. was founded in 1999 and is based in Beijing, China.
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