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Trades about 153% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Usun Technology Co., Ltd. focuses on developing and applying touch and panel-level materials for a broad spectrum of electronic products, including computers, communication devices, and consumer electronics. The company also provides advanced industrial solutions, which include pump design, systems for monitoring and recording coating production parameters, and automated vision and defect inspection equipment. Their portfolio further extends to automatic glass conveying systems, smart storage applications, and comprehensive logistics systems. Additionally, they offer specialized processing products tailored for the construction and metal industries. Usun Technology is a key supplier for the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) and CCL (Copper-Clad Laminate) sectors, delivering automated machinery for tasks such as laminated steel cleaning, assembly, testing, and cutting. Moreover, their diverse range of automated equipment encompasses machines for automatic lens assembly, sole edging, mask production, automatic lid tearing, and laser engraving. They also manufacture automated loading and unloading machines, lithium battery manufacturing equipment, laser galvanometer systems, and double-sided automatic laminating machines. Established in 1981, Usun Technology Co., Ltd. is based in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.
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