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Trades about 77% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Asia Vital Components Co., Ltd. (AVC) is a global supplier of sophisticated thermal management solutions. Their extensive portfolio of cooling components includes direct current (DC), electronically commutated (EC), and slim centrifugal fans, in addition to integrated fan arrays. They also provide a variety of heat dissipation devices such as far-end, standard, and compressor radiators, along with heat sinks and advanced heat transfer technologies like heat pipes and vapor chambers. Beyond thermal products, AVC also engages in the design and production of complete personal computer casing systems. The company further supplies camera modules, durable hinges, and responsive touch panel displays. Additionally, AVC manufactures motherboards and provides specialized services in system integration and comprehensive machine cooling programs. These diverse offerings are vital for numerous sectors, finding applications across computing, telecommunications infrastructure, energy systems, automotive, transportation, and various other industrial cooling needs. Founded in 1991, Asia Vital Components Co., Ltd. operates from its headquarters located in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
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