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Trades about 135% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Enermax Technology Corporation, based in Taoyuan, Taiwan, is a company established in 1979. It primarily focuses on the creation, servicing, and global distribution of computer hardware and related accessory products, reaching markets across Taiwan, Europe, Asia, and the United States. Their comprehensive product portfolio features essential PC components like power supply units (PSUs), a diverse array of computer cases (ranging from full-tower and mid-tower to compact mini-tower designs), cooling fans, and advanced CPU cooling solutions, including both air and liquid systems. Additionally, Enermax supplies a wide selection of computer peripherals, such as monitor stands, USB-powered fans, air guides, headset holders, heatsinks, and laptop stands. The company also offers audio products, including speakers and earphones. Notably, Enermax also diversifies its business by engaging in the trade of bicycles and their associated accessories.
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