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Trades about 140% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
GlobalSat WorldCom Corporation is a global developer and supplier of GPS receivers and their essential component modules. Its comprehensive product range encompasses satellite tracking devices, smart lighting control systems, and various tracking solutions designed for assets, vehicles, people, and animals. The company further provides a wide selection of Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine (M2M) offerings, including 4G LTE GPS units, LoRaWAN devices, NB-IoT, Sigfox, and LoRa M.O.S.T. Additionally, GlobalSat offers a suite of accessories, such as GPS modules, engine boards, speed/cadence bike sensors, GNSS receivers, data loggers, wireless locators, and active GPS antennas. Beyond its hardware, the corporation delivers bespoke services in electronic design, system integration, and software development, tailored to meet specific project demands. These sophisticated products find utility in numerous applications, from enhancing the safety of lone workers in hazardous environments and tracking livestock or pets, to managing fleets and assets, facilitating usage-based automobile insurance, powering smart city IoT/M2M initiatives, monitoring daily care and activities, bolstering personal security, and ensuring ATEX/IECEX compliance. While primarily exporting to European and North American markets, GlobalSat also reaches other global regions via its established network of channel distributors. Founded in 2000, GlobalSat WorldCom Corporation is headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
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