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Trades about 138% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating within the People's Republic of China, Shanghai Jiaoda Withub Information Industrial Company Limited specializes in crafting and delivering business-oriented software solutions and associated application services. The company's activities are organized into two primary divisions: Business Application Projects and Application Software, and Product Sales. Under the Business Application Project division, the firm provides comprehensive services, which include developing tailored business solutions, creating application software, offering data security products, and delivering installation and ongoing maintenance support. Complementing this, its Product Sales segment handles the distribution and sale of computer hardware, electronic devices, and related accessories. Moreover, the company’s expertise extends to integrating computer networks and internet security systems, developing custom application software, implementing smart building system integrations, and serving as a sales agent for various IT products. Its strategic focus areas include healthcare, intelligent elderly care, smart surveillance, e-government, e-commerce, and other diverse industries. Shanghai Jiaoda Withub Information Industrial Company Limited was established in 1998 and is headquartered in Wanchai, Hong Kong.
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