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Trades about 275% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Atlinks Group Limited, an investment holding company, specializes in the worldwide design, development, and distribution of telecommunication products for both residential and business environments. The company supplies its extensive range of offerings to retailers, telecommunication service providers, and distributors across the globe. Under the Alcatel brand, it produces and supplies telephones, various monitoring solutions, baby monitors, and conferencing devices. Its Swissvoice brand caters specifically to senior users, offering landline phones, smart home accessories, mobile phones, and supportive services. Furthermore, Atlinks Group provides sound telephones, headphones, accessories, and mobile phones under its Amplicomms brand. Beyond its core telecommunication business, the company is also involved in the development and trade of electrical equipment, including radio communication apparatus, and actively manages its brand trademarks. Founded in 2013, Atlinks Group Limited is headquartered in Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong, and operates as a subsidiary of Eiffel Global Limited.
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