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Trades about 35% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited provides connectors, user interface solutions, and aerospace electronics in Japan. The company offers input/output, board-to-board, board-to-FPC/FFC, board-to-cable, circular, rectangular, fiber optic, coaxial, cable-to-cable, memory card, memory module, high current connector, charging and discharging plug, and tool connectors; and USB, HDMI, thunderbolt, mini card, M.2 (NGFF), DDR3 SODIMM, SIM card, microSD card, coaxial, fiber optic, active optical cable standard, and D-sub connectors. It also provides user interface solutions, such as capacitive touch panels and overlays, panel switches, teaching pendants, medical device panels, and touch panel monitors. In addition, the company offers motion sensing and control solutions, such as accelerometers, inertial measurement units, magnetometers, and smart decoder for the aerospace, automobile/mobility, railway, construction agricultural equipment, semiconductor, energy, ocean, civil engineering, and camera stabilization applications, as well as provides antenna solutions that enable customers to achieve wireless connectivity. The company was incorporated in 1950 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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