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Trades about 45% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
United Orthopedic Corporation is a firm dedicated to the research, development, manufacturing, and global distribution of advanced orthopedic implants and specialized surgical instruments. The company's extensive product offerings address a wide spectrum of orthopedic needs. Its comprehensive range of hip and knee solutions includes various artificial hip joints, partial hip replacements, specialized joints for large trochanteric fractures, and Moore hip prostheses. Uniquely, it also designs and supplies custom artificial hip and knee joints specifically tailored for individual tumor patients, alongside standard artificial knee replacement joints, revision systems, and restricted artificial knee joints. For spinal care, United Orthopedic manufactures vertebral fixation devices. Furthermore, its portfolio extends to injury and trauma products, which encompass a variety of orthopedic internal fixation items, bone plates, bone nails, bone pins, and bone screws. The company also functions as an OEM supplier for orthopedic internal fixation solutions and provides specialized lamb salvage systems. Beyond implants, United Orthopedic Corporation delivers orthopedic surgical equipment and the machinery necessary for its manufacturing. It also trades in special metal and plastic materials, actively engaging in the import and export of its products across international markets. With a global footprint, the company conducts business in Taiwan, across Asia, the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Australia. Established in 1993, United Orthopedic Corporation is headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan, and operates as a subsidiary of Chi-Yi Investment Co. Ltd.
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