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Trades about 56% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd., established in 1983 and based in New Taipei City, Taiwan, operates globally as a comprehensive manufacturer and supplier of electronic goods. Its primary focus includes a broad spectrum of computer input devices, such as ergonomic, wired, wireless (2.4G and Bluetooth), smart card, and mobile keyboards, in addition to camera modules. The company also specializes in video imaging solutions, offering action cams, dash cams, outdoor and porch IP cameras, wearable cams, and zoom camcorders. Furthermore, Chicony provides automotive electronics like imaging systems and LED lighting products. Beyond these, the firm manufactures switching power supplies and various other electronic components. Their business activities also encompass the research, development, and sale of DSL bridges and routers, internet solutions for e-commerce, and the production and distribution of parts for automotive and motorcycle applications, electric machines, lighting fixtures, and plastic items. Chicony is also involved in the R&D, manufacturing, installation, and after-sales support of electric machinery, electric frequency devices, and industrial automation equipment, handling general import and export operations.
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