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Trades about 69% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Eclat Forever Machinery Co., Ltd., established in 1983 and based in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, specializes in the research, development, and manufacturing of advanced production machinery. The company's innovative equipment supports various industries globally, including the fabrication of touch panels, liquid crystal displays, plasma display panels, and printed circuit boards, along with other related industrial apparatus. Its diverse product range features FPD/PCB manufacturing tools, such as sophisticated vertical and horizontal carrier board processing units, cleaning systems, development equipment, and etching and stripping solutions. Eclat Forever also provides automated material handling systems, including substrate automation and coating applications, alongside MLO laminating equipment like tear film and laminating solutions, glass and film roll-to-roll lamination, and mechanical peeling and removal solutions for MLO. Additionally, they produce high-precision UV LED exposure machines. Beyond manufacturing, the company offers extensive design, maintenance, and technical support services for its precision circuit board, liquid crystal display, and semiconductor processing machinery. Eclat Forever Machinery Co., Ltd. also engages in general investment activities.
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