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Trades about 71% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1973 and based in Incheon, South Korea, Korea Electric Terminal Co., Ltd. is an international manufacturer and supplier of critical components for the automotive, electronics, and telecommunications sectors. The company provides an extensive range of connectors for diverse applications, including vehicles, home appliances, displays, lighting, mobile devices, and specialized rework jigs. Its product lineup also includes automotive fuse products designed for overcurrent protection, alongside junction boxes. Furthermore, the company develops advanced electrical parts and modules for vehicles, such as high-voltage connectors, fuses, charging inlets, and various power distribution and control units like MSD, PRA/BDU, EPR, and ICB. For enhanced driver safety, they offer essential vehicle components like airbag sensors, as well as FAKRA, LVDS, board-to-board, and wire-to-board connectors. Additionally, Korea Electric Terminal supplies high-voltage power and lamp cable assemblies, in addition to data transmission cables for automotive systems (AVN, AVM, BSD) and input/output cables for mobile and display devices like monitors and televisions.
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