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Trades about 157% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Guoguang Electric Co.,Ltd.Chengdu, originally known as Guoguang Electron Tube General Factory, was established in Chengdu, China, in 1958. The company is a key player in the manufacturing and global distribution of microwave tubes. Its extensive product portfolio also encompasses a comprehensive array of microwave solid-state solutions, including switching networks, frequency conversion components, radio frequency (RF) front-ends, power amplifiers, multi-function components, and microwave extensions, as well as various other microwave devices and components. Additionally, it supplies traveling wave tubes, magnetrons, and gas-filled microwave switch tubes. Beyond its core microwave offerings, Guoguang Electric Co.,Ltd.Chengdu provides highly specialized equipment for critical sectors. This includes support apparatus for the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), specialized pumps and valves tailored for the nuclear industry, and thermal helium leak detection systems for ITER shielding modules. The firm also produces a wide range of vacuum-related products, such as pressure vessel vacuum measurement and control components, vacuum switches, arc extinguishing chambers, regulators, gauges, and comprehensive vacuum measurement and control systems. Further offerings in this domain comprise low and high-voltage vacuum contactors, vacuum chambers, and vacuum trigger switches. Rounding out its diverse product line is civil aviation airborne kitchen equipment. Guoguang Electric Co.,Ltd.Chengdu operates as a subsidiary of Xinyu Huanuojin Enterprise Management Co., Ltd.
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