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Trades about 1,592% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
China Aerospace Times Electronics CO., LTD., together with its subsidiaries, manufactures, produces and sells aerospace electronics, unmanned system equipment, and wire and cable products in China. The company offers military and civilian unmanned aerial vehicle systems, precision-guided weapon systems, and Internet of Things application systems; and system-level products, such as measurement and control communication systems, remote sensing information systems, and satellite applications. It also provides military and civilian inertial navigation products, satellite navigation products, telemetry and remote-control equipment, precision guidance and electronic countermeasure equipment, computer technology, software, hardware, and other professional equipment. In addition, the company offers military and civilian integrated circuits, sensors, relays, electrical connectors, microwave devices, and precision electromechanical products. Further, it engages in the technical development, production, sale, technology transfer, and consulting for aerospace technology applications and related products; and leasing of houses and equipment. China Aerospace Times Electronics CO., LTD. was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.
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