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Trades about 482% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Cashway Fintech Co.,Ltd. operates globally, delivering electronic financial products and comprehensive solutions. The company's primary activities involve the research, development, manufacturing, promotion, ongoing operation, and continuous monitoring of self-service equipment specifically designed for the banking industry. Their extensive hardware range includes various cash handling devices such as machines for dispensing, recycling, and depositing currency, as well as currency exchange units and teller cash recyclers. They also offer sophisticated smart and video teller machines, portable card issuance devices, intelligent lockers, and systems for managing queues and printing cards. Beyond these, Cashway Fintech provides display technologies like screen displays, poster machines, and smart whiteboards, alongside specialized items including dimming glass, disinfection products, and smart tables. From a software and services perspective, the company provides intelligent transformation packages for bank branches, CIS multi-vendor terminal solutions, end-to-end systems, and cloud platform software. Additionally, they supply OEM modules and develop tailored intelligent solutions for various industries, including transportation, healthcare, and retail. Established in 2004, Cashway Fintech Co.,Ltd. is headquartered in Tianjin, China.
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