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Trades about 43% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Global PMX Co., Ltd. manufactures, processes, and sells precision metal components for automotive products, hard disk drives, medical equipment, and various industrial products primarily in the United States, China, Germany, France, Italy, and Japan. It offers ABS control valves, semiconductor equipment parts, truck trailer hydraulic valves, construction machinery hydraulic parts, automotive induction parts, automobile diesel nozzle bodies, automobile diesel nozzle valve core parts, automobile diesel pump parts, automobile gasoline high pressure pumps, disk drive parts, and linear slides and parts. The company produces and sells computer hard disk components, industrial control components, fun punching dies, mold standard parts, hardware, construction, plumbing equipment and hardware, metal parts, hardware hand tools, electronic components, automotive key parts, anti-lock braking systems, optical, disk drives and components, semiconductor components. In addition, it provides digital cameras, precision online measuring instruments, medical and automotive precision parts, general parts, computer hardware and software, electronic components technology research and development. Further, the company offers computer hardware and software products, industrial plastic products manufacturing, other non-metal products manufacturing, iron and steel casting, steel forging, steel and aluminum secondary processing, etc. It serves automotive, sports, electronics, manufacturing, and medical equipment industries. Global PMX Co., Ltd. was founded in 1976 and is based in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
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