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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Tyntek Corporation, founded in 1987 and based in Chu-nan, Taiwan, specializes in the development and sale of diverse semiconductor components. The company's primary offerings include a wide range of LED chips, such as visible, ultra high-brightness (HB), infrared, and InGaAs/InP variants, along with other specialized light-emitting diode products. Beyond its LED portfolio, Tyntek also manufactures silicon (Si) components like Si submounts, resistors, zener diodes, ambient sensors, photo-transistors, and photo-diodes, among other integrated circuits. Additionally, the company provides optical fiber communication devices, including those featuring indium phosphide (InP)-based chips.
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