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Trades about 10% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
ETREND Hightech Corp., headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan, is a leading provider of analog and mixed-signal integrated circuit (IC) testing services. Their comprehensive service offerings encompass crucial stages of semiconductor manufacturing, including wafer sort, precise laser trimming, final IC testing, detailed lead scanning, and thorough visual/mechanical inspection. Beyond testing, they also provide packaging solutions like tape and reel, and efficient drop shipment services. Furthermore, ETREND offers extensive support in test development, covering test program creation, the design and fabrication of probe, load, and DUT boards, and strategic selection of contactors and sockets. They also specialize in handler-to-tester interface development, device-to-tester correlation, tester and handler platform conversions, kit design, and process flow optimization, culminating in mass production support. To execute these high-precision services, the company utilizes advanced test production equipment, such as sophisticated testers, handlers, probers, laser trimmers, and automated defect inspection systems. Established in 1989, ETREND Hightech Corp. has built a strong foundation in the Taiwanese semiconductor industry.
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