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Trades about 22% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
INPAQ Technology Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer specializing in both circuit protection devices and various antenna solutions. These offerings cater to a wide range of industries, including computing, communication, consumer electronics, and automotive applications, with a primary market presence in Taiwan, China, Korea, and North America. Their extensive antenna portfolio encompasses RF antennas, including types such as patch, active, chip, dipole, NFC, and RFID, alongside custom-designed options. They also develop specialized antennas for automotive systems, wireless power charging, and module systems, incorporating LTC technology. Beyond antennas, INPAQ delivers a comprehensive selection of circuit protection components. This includes surface-mount device (SMD) metal oxide varistors, ESD protectors, transient voltage suppressors, and multilayer varistors. Additionally, they supply chip ferrite beads, common mode filters, and a variety of inductors for power, general circuit, and high-frequency applications. These products find widespread application in devices such as smartphones, tablets, notebooks, televisions, and set-top boxes, as well as critical automotive and network infrastructure. Established in 1998, INPAQ Technology maintains its headquarters in Miaoli, Taiwan.
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