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Trades about 110% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
UTI Inc. focuses on the design, manufacturing, and global sales of specialized glass components. Its primary offerings include camera windows and sensor glasses for smartphones, distributed both within South Korea and internationally. The company's product range encompasses various cover glasses, such as those for fingerprint recognition and general smartphone displays, alongside infrared band-pass filters and anti-reflective coated lenses for head-up display systems. Additionally, UTI Inc. develops 3D and flexible display cover glass, provides tailored glass solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT) and automotive sectors, and produces integrated IoT/ICT composite sensor modules. The firm also supplies smart haptic module motors for low-power drones and essential interposers and spacers for the semiconductor industry. Founded in 2010, UTI Inc. is based in Yesan-Gun, South Korea.
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