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Trades about 3% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TOPTEC Co., Ltd., headquartered in Gumi-si, South Korea, is a technology company specializing in factory automation, solar energy solutions, and nanotechnology. In the display sector, it provides a range of products including automated assembly machines, robotic systems for glass handling and cutting, ITO sputter distribution equipment, and UV dispensers. The company also manufactures diverse machinery for battery production, such as laser welding systems for can caps and tabs, comprehensive cap assembly lines, and non-acid battery assembly lines. Additionally, TOPTEC offers equipment for battery component handling like oil injectors, measurement and supply lines, and various assembly lines for automotive ECUs (including MDPS and MEB) and battery packs. Its portfolio further extends to semiconductor manufacturing equipment, nano-scale equipment, and separators, alongside developing solar power plants and their manufacturing machinery. Founded in 1992 as Toptec Engineering, the company officially became Toptec Co., Ltd. in June 1996.
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