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Trades about 2,201% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Mirle Automation Corporation, founded in 1989 and headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan, specializes in the production and distribution of integrated automation systems and their related components. The company provides a wide array of sophisticated automated equipment primarily for clean room environments, focusing on Flat Panel Display (FPD) and general material handling. This includes CF in-line conveyor systems, automated LCD/LCM packing and palletizing solutions, clean room stockers, burr checkers, bonders, various loading and unloading devices (LD/ULD and CSLD), dense packing/unpacking systems, in-line aging systems, and robotics specifically designed for clean room applications. Additionally, Mirle offers general, optronic, and semiconductor robotic application systems. Beyond automation, their portfolio encompasses Information Technology (IT) products like IBM systems, servers, bladecenters, storage, and system networking products, as well as Point-of-Sale (POS) systems. They also deliver comprehensive IT solutions, such as storage management, enterprise asset management, virtualization infrastructure, security, and automated storage and retrieval (AS/RS) system solutions. Their IT services extend to virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), Oracle DB technical support, server and Linux integration and virtualization, warranty maintenance, virtualized storage management, enterprise project management, and enterprise private cloud management. In the industrial control sector, Mirle manufactures servo drivers, injection molding controllers, and proprietary programmable logic controllers (PLCs), alongside smart injection molding control solutions. They also supply automatic and general environmental material handling systems for clean rooms, together with ancillary systems. Furthermore, the company produces specialized equipment such as optical glass molding presses, parking towers, liquid management auto samplers, and machinery for the food industry. Mirle serves a broad spectrum of industries, including FPD, semiconductor, automobile, IT, machinery, food, solar cell, LED, and touch panel sectors.
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