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Trades about 32% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sang-A Frontec Co.,Ltd., founded in 1974 and based in Incheon, South Korea, is an international enterprise focused on the research, development, manufacturing, and sales of components and materials crafted from advanced engineering plastics. Their diverse product portfolio supports various high-tech industries. Offerings include fuel cells and a comprehensive array of membranes, such as vent filters, ePTFE for textiles, and medical-grade solutions. For the semiconductor sector, they supply products like jar boxes, solar cassettes, FOUPs, wafer carriers, storage boxes, PFA/FEP tubes, and mold release films. The company also produces different battery types, spanning small, cylindrical, and medium to large capacities. In the display segment, they provide cell cassettes, ACF bonding sheets, support bars, and FPD cassettes. Automotive contributions feature air vents and PTFE tubes and rings. For office automation, they offer wireless charging kits and various printer/copier parts, including metal sleeves, fuser films, fuser and transfer belts, and guide claws. Additionally, their production encompasses SG and LX sheet PCBs, backup board PCBs, and a range of medical devices such as safety filter syringes, epidural needle kits, Green Medi green VACs, and filter needle syringes.
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