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Trades about 96% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Everbrite Technology Co., Ltd., initially established as Taiwan Calsonic Co., Ltd. in 1987, is headquartered in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. This company specializes in the global manufacturing and distribution of automotive climate control systems, including air conditioners and heaters, as well as various electrical and mechanical equipment. Its extensive product range encompasses: Energy technology solutions: Such as power distribution units and water chiller products. Thermal management systems: Featuring components like condensers, evaporators, and other auto parts, in addition to industrial, server, and bespoke cooling products. Building technology: Offering items like electronic locks. Smart manufacturing solutions: Including automated control systems and robotic products. Furthermore, Everbrite Technology provides complete support to its customers through installation and after-sale services.
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