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Trades about 1,506% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Shanghai, China, in 1984, Shanghai Feilo Acoustics Co.,Ltd operates on both domestic and international fronts, specializing in a diverse range of activities. Its core business segments encompass illumination solutions, automotive electronic components, and advanced services related to module packaging and chip processing. Within its lighting domain, the company delivers comprehensive offerings such as products and services for public environments, various light source elements, and high-precision components. Furthermore, it markets LED lighting solutions, intelligent lighting control systems, and comprehensive system integration technologies, frequently under its well-known Asia and SYLVANIA brands. Beyond illumination, Feilo Acoustics is a supplier of both lighting systems and electronic parts for the automotive sector. The firm also provides integrated solutions spanning machinery, electronics, interior design, and a wide array of other electromechanical products. Its specialized chip and module services include smart card module encapsulation and rigorous testing. The company also performs critical chip processing steps like thinning and dicing. Moreover, it contributes to the intelligent manufacturing sector by offering planning, design consultancy, and the development of sophisticated smart production systems.
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