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Trades about 12% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
JPP Holding Company Limited manufactures and sells various mechanical parts, enclosures, and electronic products for the aerospace, communication, electronics, energy, healthcare, and food industries in the Cayman Islands and internationally. It offers enclosures of flight control computers; and mechanical parts for the cockpit electronics of aircraft with a range of equipment, subsystems, and systems for flight control, navigation, communication, electrical systems, etc. The company provides monitor control cabinets, optical fiber communication system cabinets, 4G telecommunication cabinets, 5G LTE telecommunication cabinets, telephone system switch box+ IP phone system cabinets, telecommunication system cooling set-up boxes, multi-media self-refill billing machines, and bill's for exchange system casing and related products. In addition, it offers mechanical parts and sub-assemblies of 3D motion picture projectors for digital cinema, surveillance system, and camera internal assembly components; industrial ventilation system chassis; and cash register assemblies. Further, the company provides solar system related mechanical parts and assemblies, and solar power AC/DC power converter enclosures; mechanical parts of X-rays, medical displays, surgical operation tables, pharmaceutical carts, MRI cabinets, etc.; and mechanical parts and enclosures of automatic checkweighers, metal detectors, meat analyzers, milk analyzers, etc. JPP Holding Company Limited was founded in 1998 and is based in Taipei, Taiwan.
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