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Trades about 152% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Empower Technology Corporation (ETC) is a Taiwanese firm that specializes in the development and manufacturing of wireless communication products, serving both the radio frequency (RF) and Global Positioning System (GPS) sectors. Its comprehensive wireless portfolio encompasses a wide array of offerings, including components for distributed antenna systems (sDAS HEU, sDAS RAU) and digital repeaters for enhanced signal coverage. ETC also delivers essential networking infrastructure such as power dividers, various antenna types, Power over Ethernet solutions, and general Wi-Fi equipment. Furthermore, its expertise extends to MMDS (Multichannel Multipoint Distribution Service) downconverters, transceivers, and antennas, alongside specialized switching power supplies with DC inserters, and WiMAX outdoor base station and customer premise equipment (CPE). Beyond wireless communications, Empower Technology Corporation is a significant provider of GPS-related technologies. This includes a range of Bluetooth and wired GPS devices, specialized GPS data loggers (and their associated software solutions), active GPS antennas, and core GPS engine boards. Established in 1990, the company maintains its headquarters in Miaoli, Taiwan.
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