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Trades about 21% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Hsinchu City, Taiwan, Fitipower Integrated Technology Inc., established in 1995, is a semiconductor company dedicated to the research, development, and sale of integrated circuits within Taiwan. The company's primary focus includes LCD driver ICs, along with a diverse portfolio of analog, digital, and mixed-signal power management integrated circuits. Fitipower offers an extensive range of power management solutions, such as buck and boost DC-DC converters, linear regulators, specialized LCD power ICs, power switches, WLED drivers, reset ICs, motor drivers, as well as advanced components like PMUs and ASICs. In the display driver segment, their products cater to applications for AV/tablet devices, digital still cameras (DSC), notebook mainboards (NBMNT), televisions, and gate products. These sophisticated ICs are widely integrated into various electronic applications, including LCD-TVs, laptops, networking hardware, portable gadgets, set-top boxes, CCTV/security systems, desktop computers, LED lighting, and TFT-LCD display technologies.
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