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Trades about 448% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Harvatek Corporation designs, manufactures, tests, exports, and sells semiconductor chips and LEDs in Taiwan and internationally. The company provides visible LED products, such as PCB, lead frame, CSP, COB, COX, lamp, and PLCC, as well as LED digital displays; infrared LED products, which include emitters, photo transistors, photo diodes, interrupters, and light sensors; mini-LEDs; and OD CSP modules/self-made equipment. Its products are used in household appliances, gaming accessories, optical touch screens, mobile devices, wearables, security measures, display applications, illuminations. The company serves OEM manufacturers, trade retailers, and design houses. Harvatek Corporation was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Hsinchu City, Taiwan.
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