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Trades about 317% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Taiwan Takisawa Technology Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells precision machine tools and printed circuit board drillers in Taiwan and internationally. The company offers machine tools, such as small and medium CNC lathes, and non-CNC high speed precision lathes for bicycle, motorcycle, and automobile industries, as well as parts processing plants supplying the aeronautic industry. It also provides single turret CNC horizontal lathe, turning center with milling, and turning center with Y-axis; multi-turret horizontal turning center; vertical lathe; inverted vertical turning center; next generation mill turn center; ultra precision lathe; and digital high speed meticulous drilling machine products, as well as high-speed precision drilling machines; and equipment sales and maintenance services. The company was founded in 1960 and is headquartered in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.
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