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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Shanghai, China, in 1996, Opple Lighting Co.,LTD is a prominent entity involved in the comprehensive research, development, manufacturing, and distribution of lighting products. While primarily focused on the Chinese market, the company's extensive portfolio covers a broad spectrum of illumination solutions. These include diverse indoor fixtures such as ambient, night, bedroom, panel, ceiling, kitchen, mirror, and eye-protection lights, in addition to chandeliers, and various wall, floor, and desk lamps. Opple further supplies a wide range of components and accessories, including wall washers, bulbs, downlights, light strips, lamp brackets, gussets, ventilators, and heating modules, alongside electrical switches, sockets, and other appliances. The company's offerings also extend to specialized products like fire emergency lights, spotlights, industrial luminaires, discreet footlights, advanced intelligent control systems, and durable outdoor lighting solutions.
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