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Trades about 398% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CICT Mobile Communication Technology Co., Ltd. provides mobile communication network equipment and mobile communication technology services to telecom operators in China and internationally. The company offers 8-ports, 12-ports, 16-ports, and 20-ports antenna; RAN products, such as AAU, all in one, BBU, mRRU, pRRU, and RRU series; and indoor and outdoor CPE series. It also provides operation solutions comprising fixed wireless access and IBS; enterprise solutions, including smart grid and mining, as well as smart city rail; and wireless network service, digitization and intelligent service, network construction and optimization, digital talent empowerment, and network O and M solutions. CICT Mobile Communication Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in 1998 and is based in Wuhan, China.
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