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Trades about 473% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Jentech Precision Industrial Co., Ltd. operates as a global supplier, specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of precision molds. Its extensive product catalog features items such as thermal management components like heat spreaders, crucial semiconductor lead frames, protective EMI shielding enclosures, RF coaxial connectors, metal chassis for television tuners, components for both hard disk and floppy drives, and DPC thin-film ceramic substrates. Beyond these primary offerings, Jentech also provides various cooling solutions, electronic parts, communication-specific connectors, and diverse metal components. The company's activities further encompass the fabrication, processing, and commercial trade of industrial machinery, including its associated parts and accessories. Additionally, they offer expertise in metal forging and surface treatment services. Their specialized products are widely utilized across numerous industries, including healthcare, consumer electronics, the semiconductor sector, automotive manufacturing, home appliances, and microelectronics, among others. Established in 1987, the firm's main office is situated in Taoyuan, Taiwan.
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