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Trades about 265% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1998 and headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan, APAC Opto Electronics Inc. is a leading provider of fiber optic transmission solutions. The company designs, manufactures, and distributes a comprehensive range of components utilized across various network architectures, including local, wide, storage, metropolitan, and access networks, serving both Taiwanese and international markets. Its product offerings are diverse, encompassing optical and copper transceivers, specialized optical extenders for display port, DVI, and USB interfaces, as well as active optical and direct attach cables. APAC also supplies digital video transceivers, optical bypass modules, and a variety of specialized optical fiber cables like OSA/FTTX/TOSA/FP LD types. Beyond products, the company offers a unique TO-CAN OEM service, providing assembly and testing for TO-CAN packages, which includes die bond, wire bond, and cap sealing processes. Additionally, its portfolio extends to other critical optical communication components such as O/E transceivers, sub-modules, and Ethernet products. APAC primarily caters to communication equipment manufacturers that serve internet service providers and telecommunication operating companies.
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