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Trades about 23% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 1979 and based in Tainan City, Taiwan, Jufan Industrial Co., Ltd. specializes in the development and distribution of a wide array of pneumatic, hydraulic, and vacuum-related solutions. Its market reach extends across Taiwan, Japan, the United States, and the European Union. The company's extensive hydraulic product portfolio includes various cylinder configurations, such as tie-rod, compact, swivel and clamp, mold, ISO-compliant, and round designs. It also furnishes a complete range of hydraulic control valves, specifically those governing pressure, direction, and flow, alongside essential hydraulic accessories. Within the pneumatic sector, Jufan provides a full suite of control components, actuators, and auxiliary components. This offering encompasses integrated units like particulate filters, regulators, and lubricators. These specialized industrial products cater to diverse applications, serving key sectors including tire manufacturing, construction equipment, machine tooling, recycling operations, medical devices, injection molding, and metallurgy.
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