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Trades about 111% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shieh Yih Machinery Industry Co., Ltd., founded in 1962 as Shieh Yih Chuang Ironworks Co. before adopting its current name in 1982, is headquartered in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The company specializes in the global development and sale of advanced servo presses, reaching markets in Taiwan, Europe, the United States, and Japan. Their extensive product line includes various press types such as straight side crank, eccentric gear, link, solid frame crank link, C frame crank, heavy stamping, and progressive stamping link presses. They also provide tandem press lines crucial for manufacturing automotive inner and outer body panels, along with transfer presses used for creating frames and structural components across automotive, medical, appliance, and electronic industries. Further offerings encompass hot stamping and blanking lines, progressive dies, and heavy-duty servo and link presses designed for producing items like clutch covers, steel wheel rims, brake components, and large oil filter end caps. Complementing their machinery, Shieh Yih delivers comprehensive services, including routine maintenance, inspections, and detailed overhauls. These overhaul services involve framework adjustments, refinishing, machine renewal, precision tuning, electronic control system upgrades, and specialized maintenance for pressing, drive, and clutch systems, alongside general after-sales support. Their sophisticated equipment serves a diverse client base across automotive, aerospace, medical equipment, agriculture, home appliances, consumer electronics, building materials, and hardware manufacturing sectors.
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