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Trades about 59% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Cheer Time Enterprise Co., Ltd, a Taiwanese manufacturer, specializes in the production and distribution of printed circuit boards (PCBs). Their comprehensive product portfolio encompasses a range of advanced PCB solutions, including high-density interconnect (HDI), Teflon, ceramic, and rigid-flex boards. They also provide specialized options such as load boards and single or double-layered aluminum substrate PCBs. Furthermore, the company excels in advanced fabrication techniques, delivering products with features like edge-plated copper, wafer test board capabilities, countersunk and counterbored holes, plated castellated holes, and VIA IN/ON PAD technology. These versatile circuit boards are integral components across various industries, finding utility in applications such as GPS devices, LED lighting and light bars, load boards (including DUT boards), IP cameras, and industrial PCs. Established in 1987, Cheer Time Enterprise Co., Ltd is strategically headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
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