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Trades about 20% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ta Yih Industrial Co., Ltd. operates as a global entity, specializing in the production, distribution, and trade of components for both vehicles and motorcycles. Their product portfolio features a diverse range of illumination solutions for the automotive sector, encompassing headlights, taillights, decklid lamps, front turn signals, daytime running lights (DRLs), and fog lamps. Similarly, for motorcycles, they provide front turn signals, headlights, and rear lamps. Beyond road vehicles, Ta Yih also supplies the aerospace industry with specialized lighting and related components. This includes searchlights, night vision bezels, cab reading lights, and position lights, alongside essential accessories like ball transfer units and battery cases. Furthermore, the company caters to the railway sector, delivering a comprehensive suite of lighting systems and ancillary equipment. Their railway offerings span head, tail, indication, saloon (LED and fluorescent), cab and gooseneck reading, marker, and flashing lights. Complementing these are essential components such as light control units, aluminum extrusion parts, LED train run number signs, intelligent electronic ballasts, and LED door open indicators. The company extends its expertise to marine applications, manufacturing and distributing various lighting devices and transport-related components for this segment. Established in 1964, Ta Yih Industrial Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Tainan, Taiwan.
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