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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tayih Kenmos Auto parts Co., Ltd. is a company dedicated to the development, production, and worldwide distribution of a diverse range of automotive components, specifically focusing on blow-molded parts and filtration systems. The company serves a global clientele, with operations extending across Taiwan, Brazil, and South Africa, alongside its broader international market presence. Its comprehensive product portfolio includes critical filtration elements such as vehicle in-cabin air filters and automatic transmission filters, as well as household air purifier filters and protective face masks. Beyond filtration, Tayih Kenmos also engineers various exterior vehicle enhancements, including running boards, pickup truck sport bars, and tonneau covers. Furthermore, the company manufactures a variety of plastic components for automobiles, other general plastic products, and electronic modules. Established in 1998, the firm maintains its primary corporate office in Tainan City, Taiwan.
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