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Trades about 63% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sentien Printing Factory Co., Ltd. specializes in the production, supply, and sale of an array of labeling solutions, including heat transfer, insert mold, and in-mold labels, alongside release foils. The company operates across a broad international market, reaching Taiwan, Mainland China, Indonesia, Hong Kong, India, and other global territories. Their heat transfer films are widely applied in household items, cosmetics, stationery, appliances, and janitorial supplies. In-mold labels are specifically designed for plastic containers like plates and cups. Additionally, Sentien provides in-mold decoration films for consumer electronics, various appliances, and automotive interior components, while its insert molding films cater to smart appliances and both internal and external parts of cars and motorcycles. Founded in 1956, the company maintains its main office in Tainan City, Taiwan.
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