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Trades about 83% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in New Taipei City, Taiwan, Albatron Technology Co., Ltd. has been a prominent provider of technology solutions since its establishment in 1984. The company specializes in delivering IT solutions and hardware tailored for industrial and specialized PC applications across Taiwan. Its extensive product portfolio encompasses essential computer hardware, including high-performance motherboards, graphics cards, compact minicomputers, and laptops. Albatron also supplies various Micron-branded memory modules, such as DIMM, U-DIMM, and SO-DIMM, alongside Micron SSD storage devices. Customers can also source a wide array of peripherals and general PC components. Beyond standard computing, Albatron caters to specialized needs with its embedded platform offerings, which feature embedded systems, ARM boards, and Android panel kits. For industrial computing environments, the company manufactures various form factors of industrial motherboards, like mini-ITX, nano-ITX, and micro ATX products, in addition to industrial barebones systems. The selection further extends to gaming peripherals, such as headsets, and includes productivity software like WPS Office. Complementing its product lines, Albatron provides comprehensive services. These include expert design-in assistance, robust FAE (Field Application Engineering) technical support, manufacturing capabilities, and dedicated repair services.
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