Guangdong Shunna Electric Co., Ltd.

000533 · XSHE · Electrical Equipment & Parts · China

Market Capitalization14.18B CNY

Trailing P/E113.07 CNY

52-Week Change65.17 CNY

Beta0.4720 CNY

Guangdong Shunna Electric Co., Ltd. is a prominent player in the electrical products manufacturing industry, focusing primarily on innovative solutions for modern energy management. The company's core offerings include a wide range of electrical equipment and components which cater to both residential and industrial applications. Known for their durable and energy-efficient products, Guangdong Shunna Electric ensures reliability in power distribution and management systems. Its endeavors significantly impact sectors such as home electronics, industrial automation, and renewable energy integration. As a key participant in the competitive Chinese electrical market, Guangdong Shunna Electric Co., Ltd. continuously contributes to advancements in technology and energy efficiency, reinforcing its position as a vital component of the electrical infrastructure landscape. The company's commitment to innovation aligns with growing global trends towards sustainability and smart living solutions, enhancing its market relevance.

Industry

Electrical Equipment & Parts

Industrials sector · China

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Market Capitalization

14.18BCNY

NormalMar 17, 2026

Trailing P/E

113.07CNY

AboveNormalMar 17, 2026

Revenue (TTM)

2.33BCNY

NormalMar 17, 2026

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