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Trades about 625% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Asia Neo Tech Industrial Co.,Ltd., headquartered in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, is an enterprise specializing in the research, development, manufacturing, and global distribution of advanced automatic drying equipment. The company provides a comprehensive portfolio of machinery, including various hot-air ovens (such as multilayer, conveyor, compact, and N2 models), UV curing systems, and semi-automatic laminating machines. Additionally, their offerings extend to automated coating solutions (e.g., low-pressure spray, electrostatic spray, and roller coating lines), stripping machines, pre-curing ovens, flatting machines, and specialized equipment for applications like LED die bond baking and drying processes involving water glue, film paste, or UV surface modification. Energy-saving machines are also part of their product range. Asia Neo Tech serves a diverse international client base across numerous industrial sectors, notably printed circuit boards (PCB), touch panels, cover lenses, LED production, and renewable energy. The company was established in 1989.
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