Taiwan exchange. Sector: Technology. Industry: Computer Hardware. Location Taiwan, Taipei.
Primax Electronics Ltd. [4915.TW] 
63.6USD▲1.2 (+1.89%)
• At close Fri Oct 07 2022
833,503,810 USD
MARKET CAP
9.812
PE
0.851
BETA (5y)
5.850
EPS
About Primax Electronics Ltd.
Primax Electronics Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells computer peripherals and non-computer peripherals in Taiwan and internationally. The company offers gaming/PC peripherals, lighting solutions, wireless charging solutions, docking stations, smart access solutions, and digital door locks/door bells; in-car connected cameras, intelligent gateways, smart sensors and trackers, advanced driver assistance systems camera modules, smartphone camera modules, home IoT cameras, surveillance cameras, multi-function printers, and content creation devices. It also provides gaming headsets, gaming TWS, smart speakers, professional loudspeakers, transducers, and smart conference products; and integrated software and hardware for intelligent manufacturing. In addition, the company offers mobile device components and business devices; speakers, speaker accessories, and their components; computer mice products, keyboards, track pads, etc.; and digital camera modules, mobile phone accessories, scanners, shredders, amplifiers, audio systems, etc. Primax Electronics Ltd. was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.
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