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Trades about 118% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Suzhou Keda Technology Co., Ltd, established in 1995 and headquartered in Suzhou, China, is a key provider of integrated video technology. The company specializes in offering a comprehensive array of video surveillance and conferencing products, alongside bespoke video application solutions, catering to both governmental agencies and private enterprises throughout China. Their extensive portfolio of video monitoring equipment features advanced intelligent cameras, incorporating both human and facial recognition capabilities. Additionally, they supply various network video recorders (NVRs) across commercial, professional, Border Collie, and TU series. The selection of network cameras is broad, encompassing box, IR bullet, semi-dome, fisheye/pinhole, speed dome, explosion-proof, PTZ, and TU series models. Complementing these are robust software and embedded video management systems, alongside mobile surveillance options for vehicles and portable use. The surveillance lineup further extends to include encoders and decoders, gateways, and streaming media servers. For data management, they provide network storage solutions like IP SANs and proprietary cloud storage systems, as well as display technologies such as LED/LCD screens and splicing processors. In the realm of video conferencing, Keda Technology offers essential components such as multipoint control units (MCUs), multimedia servers, and TV wall servers. Their product range also covers both software-based and rackmount terminals, along with crucial peripheral devices like cameras, microphones, and wireless presentation senders. Beyond hardware, the company develops specialized video application solutions tailored for diverse needs. These include systems for emergency dispatch, remote complaint handling, virtual prison visits, distance education, surgical operation demonstrations, digital court proceedings, and remote video interrogations.
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