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Trades about 48% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
ASEC International Corporation, headquartered in Taipei City, Taiwan, is a key player in the distribution of semiconductor components. The company, which adopted its current name in 1998 after operating as ASEC Company since its founding in 1986, serves markets across Taiwan, mainland China, and other international regions. Its diverse portfolio also encompasses the supply of computers, network peripheral equipment, various electronic parts and assemblies, and electrical apparatus. ASEC's distributed products are integral to a broad spectrum of modern technologies, powering applications in personal computing, telecommunications, internet infrastructure, multimedia systems, and sustainable solutions such as LED lighting and green energy products. This includes components for devices like mobile phones, LCD TVs, wireless broadband systems, set-top boxes, and high-definition televisions. Beyond distribution, the company further engages in the design and processing of integrated circuit boards, complemented by its general import and export business. It proudly represents a multitude of prominent brands, including BOSCH, FUJITSU, MEDIATEK, MICROCHIP, and REALTEK, among others.
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