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Trades about 449% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Anderson Industrial Corporation designs, manufactures, and sells computer numerical control (CNC) machinery in Asia, Europe, North America, South America and internationally. The company operates through Machinery and Wood Panels segments. It provides single and multi-spindle circuit boards; and spindles used in milling, engraving, mold processing, 3C glass panel processing, high-speed grinding, PCB industry, and advanced materials processing applications. The company also offers CNC PTP, Selexx, Stratos, Exxact, Exxcel, and Andimaxx series; Ajet, a hybrid roll-to-flat bed printer; Akut, a digital print finishing solution; and print and graphic machines for aerospace, automotive, composites material, marine, railway, wood, metal working, and other industries. In addition, it provides tooling products for woodworking and metal working, lumber and wood panels, and building materials, as well as repair and hardware installation services. Further, the company engages in general investing activities and manufacture and sale of woodworking machineries. The company also imports and exports its products. Anderson Industrial Corporation was incorporated in 1972 and is based in Taipei City, Taiwan.
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