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Trades about 271% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
MIC Electronics Limited is a global enterprise focused on the engineering, production, and marketing of LED video display technologies, alongside a variety of electronic and telecommunication apparatus. Its comprehensive product offerings include: Lighting solutions: Indoor options like area, down, tube, and conventional bulbs; outdoor fixtures such as street, parking, and industrial luminaires; solar-powered street and domestic lighting systems; and portable items like lanterns, home lights, and decorative "angels." Display technologies: Indoor formats including video screens and digital posters; outdoor installations such as video walls, digital billboards and posters, ticker displays, and perimeter screens; mobile units mounted on trailers and trucks; and specialized displays tailored for specific applications like passenger information systems and the foundational infrastructure for digital theme parks. The company also produces oxygen concentrators. Established in 1988, MIC Electronics Limited maintains its headquarters in Hyderabad, India.
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