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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Copartner Technology Corporation, headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan, is a global manufacturer and supplier of an extensive range of wire and cable solutions. Established in 1987, and known as Cablex Wire & Cable Mfg. Corp. until its rebranding in August 2004, the company serves the information technology, telecommunications, and electronics industries. Its diverse product portfolio addresses various applications, from consumer-grade connectivity like USB, SFP/QSFP, plenum HDMI, and display port cables, to specialized transportation cables for vehicles, marine vessels, and aircraft (covering video/audio and control functions). Copartner also provides robust industrial cables, including control, flexible, chain, and robotic types, alongside a full suite of medical cables for equipment, automatic bed control, auto control systems, and non-invasive devices. Furthermore, the company develops green energy cables for solar trackers and electric vehicles, as well as essential communication cables such as RG type, AISG, coaxial, and LAN cables.
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