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Trades about 1% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sampo Corporation is actively involved in the creation, processing, distribution (both wholesale and retail), maintenance, and consignment of a broad spectrum of products. These offerings encompass electronics, electrochemical items, telecommunications equipment, electrical components, information technology products, and audio devices, reaching markets throughout Taiwan and the broader Asian region. The company's extensive product portfolio features an array of consumer electronics, such as televisions and DVD players, alongside climate control solutions like air conditioning units. It also manufactures major household appliances including refrigerators, freezers, and washing machines. A comprehensive selection of small household appliances is also offered, spanning electric fans, various heaters (electrical and water), microwave and electric ovens, dehumidifiers, microcomputer pressure cookers, electronic pots, dish dryers, induction cookers, electric ceramic heaters, toasters, stirring rods, vacuum cleaners, mosquito traps, juicers, ice makers, thermos flasks, quick cookers, coffee and soy milk machines, grinders, gas stoves, range hoods, and foot soaking machines. Additionally, Sampo provides digital signage solutions, including TV walls, electronic whiteboards, diverse display units, and mobile multimedia advertising machines. Beyond its core product lines, Sampo Corporation also operates in warehousing and logistics, real estate acquisition and leasing, the food and beverage industry, and international import and export trade. Founded in 1936, the company was initially known as Sampo Electrical Appliances Co., Ltd., before adopting its current name, Sampo Corporation, in 1974. Its corporate headquarters are located in Taoyuan, Taiwan.
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