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Trades about 61% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Koan Hao Technology Co., Ltd. is a global manufacturer and processor, specializing in a diverse array of trademark paper, tapes, and related products across Taiwan, Vietnam, China, and other international markets. Its product portfolio encompasses various pressure-sensitive labels, such as water-based, solvent-based, and hot-melt types, tailored for both consumer packaging and industrial applications. Furthermore, Koan Hao supplies release papers, release films, PE-coated products, polyimide and polyester protective films, as well as OPP lamination and transfer tapes. The company's extensive tape offerings also include industrial double-sided, electronics, and quad flat no-leads package tapes. Its specialty tape division provides advanced solutions like fiberglass tapes, UV and thermal release tapes, cooling stripping type protective films, and lithographic red PET tapes. Koan Hao caters to a broad spectrum of industries, including printing, decorative applications, electronics and optoelectronics, automotive manufacturing, and consumer goods. Established in 1981, Koan Hao Technology Co., Ltd. has its headquarters in Nantou City, Taiwan. The firm operated as Koan Hao Enterprise Co., Ltd. until its rebranding to the current name in 2013.
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