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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Unitech Electronics Co., Ltd., a subsidiary operating under Unitech Computer Co., Ltd., specializes in the global development, manufacturing, and distribution of automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) solutions. Headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan, and established in 1979, the company offers a comprehensive portfolio designed for various industries. Its extensive range of hardware includes diverse mobile computing and printing devices such as touch computers, rugged smartphones, industrial PDAs, wearable computers, handheld terminals, enterprise tablets, and portable printers. Unitech also provides specialized accessories for iOS platforms, including sled scanners and RFID readers, enhancing their integration capabilities. The company boasts a broad selection of barcode scanners, catering to various operational needs with models like wireless, image, laser, wearable, pocket, pen, slot, and presentation scanners. Furthermore, it delivers a full suite of RFID solutions, comprising different types of readers (pocket, mobile, fixed), antennas, tags, and modules. Beyond hardware, Unitech develops robust software solutions, notably MoboLink, a platform for device and data exchange management, and StageGO, a barcode-driven tool for efficient device staging, alongside various mobile, scanner, and RFID applications. Unitech's products and solutions are utilized across a wide spectrum of sectors, including retail, field services, government agencies, healthcare, hospitality, logistics and transportation, warehousing, and manufacturing.
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