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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
RAISECOM TECHNOLOGY CO.,Ltd. is a global enterprise dedicated to the research, development, manufacturing, and marketing of advanced network devices and access solutions. Their broad product catalog features IP MPLS systems, micro, pico, and femto cell devices, and smart home routers. They also provide a comprehensive suite of multi-service access platforms, including packet transport network (PTN) aggregation platforms, various multi-service and modem chassis, multi-service terminal multiplexers, and single/double slot chassis products. Further offerings encompass network management systems, optical transport networks, industrial switches, 3G/4G routers, and IoT gateways, alongside GPON/EPON network solutions and carrier Ethernet switches with demarcation capabilities. The company delivers solutions tailored for diverse sectors, such as service providers/MSOs, mobile backhaul and fronthaul infrastructure, broadband access, mission-critical networks, and communication systems for enterprises and governments. Founded in 1999, RAISECOM TECHNOLOGY CO.,Ltd. is headquartered in Beijing, China.
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