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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Dongguan Tarry Electronics Co.,Ltd., founded in 2003 and headquartered in Dongguan, China, is a key manufacturer and purveyor of a diverse range of electronic components and specialized products. The company's operations encompass the production and distribution of meticulously die-cut items, protective foam film tapes, materials for insulation and heat conduction, and solutions for electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding. They also specialize in audio accessories, such as high-frequency earmuffs and headbands, alongside providing assembly automation equipment. Their comprehensive product portfolio includes various adhesives, such as foam, conductive, PNL ultra-thin double-sided, and PNL conductive types. They further supply PC and silicon sheets, screen protectors for mobile devices, and specific OLED components like foam, copper foils, and cushioning foams. Other offerings extend to graphite sheets, conductive fabrics, and materials designed for both shielding and absorption. Additionally, the company produces a variety of accessories, including headbands, different types of earmuffs (leather, albumen PU, and imitation PU), eye masks, wrapping cloths, cases for VR devices and earphones, PU wrappings, and laminating machinery. These versatile products are extensively applied across numerous industries. Key sectors include flexible printed circuit (FPC) boards, OLED backlight display modules, plastic enclosures, solar photovoltaic systems, power batteries, audio headsets, and VR/AR technologies, in addition to other general electronic and electrical applications.
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