Ningbo Joyson Electronic Corp
SSE:600699

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SSE:600699
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Price: 26.99 CNY -1.06% Market Closed
Market Cap: 37.7B CNY
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Market Cap
37.7B CNY
Industry
Auto Components

Ningbo Joyson Electronic Corp., founded in the bustling port city of Ningbo, China, started its journey with a vision to blend technology with the human element. As China's automotive industry began revving its engines, Joyson uniquely positioned itself to supply an array of safety and electronics features to automakers worldwide. The company’s roots trace back to manufacturing automotive components, but it quickly expanded its portfolio through strategic mergers and acquisitions, including the notable purchase of German electronics powerhouse Preh and U.S.-based auto safety giant Key Safety Systems. These acquisitions fortified Joyson's expertise and broadened its global reach, allowing it to compete vigorously in the highly competitive automotive supplier industry. Joyson Electronic operates by innovating and producing pivotal components that make vehicles safer and more connected. Through its vast array of products, such as sensor systems, advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), and human-machine interface (HMI) solutions, the company generates significant revenue. By catering to both traditional automakers and emerging electric vehicle manufacturers, Joyson taps into diverse markets, securing steady financial growth. The firm’s agile adaptation to market trends, like the increasing demand for vehicle electrification and connectivity, ensures its components remain integral to the modern automotive ecosystem, thereby cementing its role as a key player in the global automotive supply chain.

Intrinsic Value
46.03 CNY
Undervaluation 41%
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