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Trades about 10% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sino-American Silicon Products Inc. engages in the research and development, design, manufacturing, and sale of semiconductor silicon materials and related components, varistors, optoelectronics, and communication wafer materials. The company operates through Semiconductor Business Group, Renewable Energy, and Automotive Components segments. It provides multi-crystalline silicon materials, pseudo square mono crystalline wafers, multi crystalline wafers, and solar cells and modules. The company also offers technology and management consulting services; and photovoltaic power generation system integration and installation technical services. In addition, it is involved in device manufacturing and trading; power generation business; energy technology services; semiconductor specialty gases and chemical materials manufacturer; gallium arsenide chip manufacturing and trading; automotive semiconductor manufacturing and sales; battery manufacturing industry; solar module manufacturing and sales, wholesale of electronic materials; energy technology services; energy storage system service business; manufacturing and sales of optoelectronic and communication material substrates; sales and marketing business; trade in epitaxial wafers; manufacturing of electronic components and automotive parts; information software services and other design businesses; research and development and design of electronic components; and research, design, manufacturing, and sales of liquid crystal display driver integrated circuits and other application-specific integrated circuits. It operates in Taiwan, Japan, Korea, the United States, Italy, the Philippines, and internationally. The company was incorporated in 1981 and is based in Hsinchu City, Taiwan.
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