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Trades about 23% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guangdong Ellington Electronics Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese enterprise specializing in the fabrication and sale of advanced printed circuit boards (PCBs). Their product portfolio encompasses both double-sided and multi-layered PCBs, which serve as essential components in a wide array of applications. These include computing systems and peripherals, consumer electronics, telecommunications equipment, industrial automation, automotive electronics, and medical devices, among other diverse sectors. The company's origins trace back to its establishment in 2000. It was initially known as Ellington Co., Ltd. before officially rebranding to its current name, Guangdong Ellington Electronics Technology Co., Ltd., in November 2007. Its primary operational base is situated in Zhongshan, China.
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