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Trades about 95% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1971 and based in New Taipei City, Taiwan, Pan-International Industrial Corp. delivers comprehensive electronic manufacturing services (EMS) to technology firms. The company specializes in end-to-end design and production, offering a diverse range of electronic components. These include various wires and cables, connector systems, wire harnesses, cable assemblies, printed circuit boards (PCBs) and their assemblies (PCBAs), flexible circuit boards, and bespoke plastic injection-molded parts. Furthermore, Pan-International extends its capabilities to include engineering and logistics support. Its broad reach encompasses a multitude of industries, such as automotive, communications, mobile power solutions, industrial, healthcare, computing, cloud services, consumer goods, and lifestyle products.
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