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Trades about 210% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Greatech Technology Berhad, an investment holding entity, specializes in providing factory automation solutions and system integration. While its primary operational focus is in Malaysia, the company's global reach extends to countries such as India, Ireland, China, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Vietnam. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Bayan Lepas, Malaysia, the firm organizes its business into three main segments: Production Line Systems, Single Automated Equipment, and the provision of Parts & Services. Under its proprietary Greatech brand, the company engineers and manufactures a range of specialized systems, machinery, and equipment. This encompasses the design and fabrication of both individual automated units and comprehensive production line systems, complemented by associated components and engineering support services. Beyond manufacturing, Greatech offers management services and a full spectrum of service products, spanning from initial conceptualization and engineering development to prototyping, system integration, installation, and commissioning of factory automation systems. The company ensures comprehensive post-sale support, including customer training, after-sales services, supply of spare parts, retrofits, and equipment relocation. Its diverse clientele includes multinational corporations engaged in the manufacturing of high-tech products like solar panels, electric vehicles, medical devices, smart devices, and computer peripherals. Greatech Technology Berhad operates as a subsidiary of GTECH Holdings Sdn. Bhd.
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