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Trades about 39% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Based in Taichung, Taiwan, Rexon Industrial Corp., Ltd. is a global manufacturer and distributor, with operations spanning Taiwan, the United States, Europe, and Asia. Founded in 1972 and known as KuoHsing Machinery Ltd. until its rebranding in 1976, the company primarily focuses on designing and producing a diverse range of benchtop and stationary power tools. These tools include equipment for sawing, drilling, demolishing, grinding, polishing, sanding, cutting, and planning/routing. Furthermore, Rexon provides consumer and commercial-grade fitness products, notably treadmills, backed by comprehensive after-sales services. The company's operations also extend to the production of electrical components and woodworking tools, alongside various merchandise trading ventures.
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