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Trades about 40% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Howteh Technology Co., Ltd. specializes in the distribution and agency of various electronic components, both active and passive, as well as related equipment across Taiwan, China, and Vietnam. The company's comprehensive offerings include semiconductors, industrial chemicals, raw materials, and specialized equipment for integrated circuit carrier boards, along with general optical machinery. Their extensive product line further encompasses a wide array of specific components such as connectors, flexible flat cables (FFC), and various connectivity solutions like Thunderbolt, coaxial, conversion, and USB Type-C cables. Howteh also supplies Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS), audio amplifiers, LED controllers, power management units, radio frequency (RF) components, and Haptic feedback devices. Additionally, they provide printed circuit boards (PCBs) and optoelectronic equipment. Established in 1973, Howteh Technology Co., Ltd. operates from its main office in Taipei, Taiwan.
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