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Trades about 104% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Globetronics Technology Bhd. functions as an investment holding enterprise, specializing in the fabrication, assembly, testing, and global distribution of integrated circuits, optoelectronic devices, and quartz crystal products designed for chip carriers. The company's extensive offerings further encompass small-outline components, diverse sensors, optical goods, and LED components and modules. Beyond manufacturing, it engages in the commerce of electronic and semiconductor components, delivers computer hardware and software solutions, offers comprehensive system consultations, and provides technical plating services. Additionally, Globetronics participates in property investment and the leasing of real estate assets. Primarily catering to the semiconductor and electronics sectors, the company maintains a global operational footprint, conducting business in Malaysia, Singapore, the United States, and other international territories. Established in 1991, its principal office is located in Bayan Lepas, Malaysia.
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