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Trades about 244% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Entire Technology Co., Ltd., established in 2003 and headquartered in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, specializes in the production of electronic components. The company manufactures various products, including light guide and diffuser plates that are crucial for a broad spectrum of display technologies and lighting solutions. These components are integral to items such as televisions, commercial and computer monitors, notebooks, tablets, automotive displays, navigation systems (SATNAV), and point-of-sale (POS) terminals. They also find application in industrial computers, gaming machines, advertising signage, LED backlight modules, edge-lit panels, emergency lights, and other illumination equipment. Additionally, Entire Technology provides composite plates for cutting-edge 5G applications and consumer electronics enclosures. It produces polycarbonate composite injections, specifically crafted for backlight module plastic frames, which are vital across the electronics, machinery, and automotive industries. The firm's portfolio further includes composite materials and optical films designed for contemporary smartphones and in-car display systems. Beyond its manufacturing activities, Entire Technology also participates in the wholesale and distribution of a variety of materials, such as paints, coatings, chemical raw materials, and electronic materials, alongside conducting international trade operations.
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