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Trades about 38% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
NAK Sealing Technologies Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells oil seals and technical sealing products in Taiwan, China, rest of Asia, Europe, America, and Africa. The company offers automotive seals, including engine, transmission, power steering, axle, shock absorber, and motor seals; and industrial seals comprising pump, gear reducer/gearbox, motor, power tool, robotic arm, wind turbine, and washing machine seals. It also provides agriculture, construction, and mining seals, such as piston, rod, wiper, and axle/hub seals; other seals, including V-rings, axial face seals, bonded seals, sleeves, rings, rubber molded parts, and O-ring kits and cords; and mixed rubber compounds, rubber machinery, and metal modules. In addition, the company is involved in general investment; and import and export activities. It serves the automotive, industrial, agricultural, hydraulic, pneumatic, construction, and mining markets. The company was formerly known as Mao Shun Co. and changed its name to NAK Sealing Technologies Corporation in 2002. NAK Sealing Technologies Corporation was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Nantou City, Taiwan.
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