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Trades about 392% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
APCB Inc., established in 1981 and based in Taipei, Taiwan, is a global producer and supplier of multi-layer printed circuit boards (PCBs). The company primarily serves the consumer electronics industry, with its versatile product line supporting a wide array of applications both domestically and internationally. Their extensive portfolio includes camera module boards, vital for integration into security systems, laptops, monitors, smartphones, and tablets. They also provide TFT-LCD boards, essential components for LCD displays, televisions, mobile phones, and backlight units. Additionally, APCB Inc. manufactures various consumer electronic boards found in projectors, Type-C interface modules, smart metering devices, mobile handsets, portable computers, and gaming consoles. Beyond consumer-focused products, APCB Inc. offers RF module boards, which are incorporated into mobile phones, personal computers, notebooks, and tablets. The company also produces industrial control boards for applications such as PLC control panels, diverse electrical appliances, electronic door controls, servers, and power supply units. For the automotive sector, they supply specialized boards used in vehicle body control systems, dashboards, sensor arrays, and headlamps. Furthermore, APCB develops Metal Core PCBs (MCPCBs) for LED thermal management, packaging, and general illumination, alongside memory module boards integral to solid-state drives (SSDs), USB devices, and other memory solutions.
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