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Trades about 73% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Avertronics Inc. engages in the manufacturing and sales of waterproof connectors and wire harnesses in Taiwan, Mainland China, and internationally. The company offers temperature control components, special wires, terminals, connectors, network accessories, accessory assemblies, and various computer peripheral products. It also provides mobility solar system for solar trailer energy storage system, fixed solar panel products, and EPC engineering for solar energy transfer and storage electrical engineering; agent products; and connectors, contacts, wires, terminal, and platinum resistor under the JST, Molex, TE, Amp, Sumitomo, APP, Kurabe, Heraeus, and THERMOSTAT of Sensata brands. In addition, the company offers silicon materials for electronics industries; lightweight solar panel for EPC and power saving industry; and PE films for clean packaging on electronics components and food industries. Avertronics Inc. was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Taichung, Taiwan.
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