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Trades about 152% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tekcore Co., Ltd, a Taiwan-based entity, specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of LED wafers and chips. Its product range encompasses conventional LEDs, alongside specialized power and flip chip designs. The company also furnishes high-brightness chips available in green, blue, and ultraviolet wavelengths. These crucial components are integral to a vast array of applications, ranging from large-scale displays and billboards to the intricate backlighting of LCD screens and projectors. They also feature prominently in various indicator and signal lights, optic fiber communication, and miniaturized light sources for devices like cell phones and cameras. Additionally, Tekcore's products are vital for infrared functionality in TV remotes and computer mice, contribute to illumination in low-light settings, and underpin both interior and exterior solid-state lighting solutions, as well as vehicle lighting systems. Established in 2000, Tekcore operates from its headquarters in Nantou City, Taiwan.
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