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Trades about 25% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1983 and headquartered in Changhua, Taiwan, Kenturn Nano. Tec. Co., Ltd. specializes in the engineering, manufacturing, and global distribution of advanced machine tool spindles. Their comprehensive product portfolio encompasses spindles designed for CNC machining centers, tapping centers, and gear drive applications, in addition to both horizontal and vertical belt-driven turning center spindles, and CNC internal and external grinding spindles. Beyond their core spindle offerings, the company also provides an array of cutting tools, including square, ball nose, and corner radius end mills, alongside custom specialized cutting implements and dedicated spindle repair services. Operating under the KENTURN brand, their solutions serve diverse sectors such as aerospace, automotive, locomotive, biotechnology, woodworking machinery, shipbuilding, medical equipment, electronic semiconductor fabrication, and information technology. The company actively exports its products worldwide.
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