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Trades about 48% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
AuBEX CORPORATION is a global manufacturer and distributor, focusing on precision nibs and essential medical equipment. The company's nibs are meticulously crafted from diverse materials such as polyester, nylon, acrylic, and various types of plastics. These nibs find application in a wide array of products, from stationery used for writing, marking, painting, and presentations, to components for PC peripherals and industrial machinery. AuBEX also innovates in the beauty sector, producing specialized cosmetic applicators like porous tips, PBT brush tips, feeders, and other cosmetic tips. In the medical field, the company provides critical equipment and components, including pressure infusion devices and angiography guide wires, serving public, private university, and other hospitals. Founded in 1892 in Tokyo, Japan, the company was initially named Tokyo hat Co., Ltd. before rebranding as AuBEX CORPORATION in 1985.
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