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Trades about 16% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
QST International Corp., a global enterprise, specializes in the production and distribution of fasteners and metal components for the automotive sector. Its extensive product portfolio encompasses proprietary fastening solutions like specialized screws and induction-hardened bolts, alongside a comprehensive range of automotive-specific fasteners. These include weld bolts and studs, screw and washer assemblies, multi-die headed pins and rivets, and custom-engineered screws designed to client specifications. The company also supplies internal, external, and various non-fastening components. Beyond manufacturing, QST provides a suite of value-added services, offering independent third-party testing, expert consulting, and specialized training programs. Furthermore, the company delivers sophisticated logistics solutions tailored specifically for OEM assembly plants. These include Just-In-Time (JIT) delivery, Kanban systems, Vendor-Managed Inventory (VMI), barcoding, 2-Bin systems, on-site crib management, product integration, localization support, collaborative joint design, and value analysis and engineering. To facilitate remote VMI, QST also manages Halofast.com/VMI, an online EDI platform. Established in 1985, QST International Corp. maintains its corporate headquarters in Tainan City, Taiwan.
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