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Trades about 56% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Taipei City, Taiwan in 1968, Sirtec International Co.,Ltd. is a Taiwanese and Chinese-based company that designs, produces, and markets a broad array of electronic product assemblies alongside plastic injection and molding solutions. Its diverse offerings span multiple sectors, including communication devices like GPS receivers, broadband routers, and VoIP phones; computer peripherals such as laser toner cartridges and POS machines; and consumer electronics, notably LED TVs and Bluetooth devices. Sirtec also specializes in optoelectronic components, including TFT-LCD drive cards and LED lighting, and automotive electronics, providing head-up displays, car video recorders, and tire pressure detectors. Furthermore, the company delivers OEM products, ranging from FPC processing to blood glucose meters and smart meters, and an assortment of plastic items, including barcode scanners, car audio panels, and medical equipment. Complementing its manufacturing capabilities, Sirtec offers a suite of services such as electronic plating, spray painting, printing, supersonic welding, mold design and manufacturing, and PCB assembly, as well as general professional manufacturing services.
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