Has the Taiwanese Electronic Components Industry valuation changed over the past few years?

Investors are pessimistic on the industry, indicating that they anticipate long-term growth rates will be lower than they have historically. The industry is trading at a PE ratio of 9.6x which is lower than its 3-year average PE of 19.4x. The industry's 3-year average PS ratio 1.3x is higher than the industry's current PS ratio of 1.0x.

How does Taiwanese Electronic Components compare with similar industries?

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Taiwanese (TAIEX) Electronic Components Industry Analysis

Date	Market Cap	Revenue	Earnings	PE
Tue, 05 Jul 2022	NT$3.2t	NT$3.2t	NT$332.3b	11.9x
Thu, 02 Jun 2022	NT$3.9t	NT$3.2t	NT$332.0b	14x
Sat, 30 Apr 2022	NT$3.8t	NT$3.2t	NT$341.7b	14.9x
Mon, 28 Mar 2022	NT$4.3t	NT$3.2t	NT$339.6b	15.6x
Wed, 23 Feb 2022	NT$4.4t	NT$3.1t	NT$332.8b	19.1x
Fri, 21 Jan 2022	NT$4.4t	NT$3.1t	NT$332.7b	18.3x
Sun, 19 Dec 2021	NT$4.4t	NT$3.1t	NT$332.4b	17.8x
Tue, 16 Nov 2021	NT$4.2t	NT$3.1t	NT$316.2b	17.9x
Thu, 14 Oct 2021	NT$3.6t	NT$3.0t	NT$286.9b	15.6x
Sat, 11 Sep 2021	NT$4.0t	NT$3.0t	NT$287.0b	16.7x
Mon, 09 Aug 2021	NT$4.3t	NT$3.0t	NT$286.9b	17.9x
Sun, 02 May 2021	NT$4.5t	NT$2.9t	NT$232.8b	19.5x
Wed, 03 Feb 2021	NT$3.8t	NT$2.7t	NT$174.8b	19.5x
Sat, 07 Nov 2020	NT$3.1t	NT$2.6t	NT$129.5b	17x
Fri, 31 Jul 2020	NT$3.2t	NT$2.6t	NT$115.7b	17.7x
Mon, 04 May 2020	NT$2.8t	NT$2.5t	NT$110.8b	17.2x
Thu, 06 Feb 2020	NT$2.9t	NT$2.6t	NT$112.9b	18.3x
Sun, 10 Nov 2019	NT$2.9t	NT$2.6t	NT$135.4b	16.6x
Sat, 03 Aug 2019	NT$2.7t	NT$2.6t	NT$170.0b	15.9x


TW Market	-8.67%
Tech	-11.45%
Electronic Equipment and Components	-10.40%
Electronic Components	-11.24%
Technology Distributors	-7.07%
Electronic Equipment and Instruments	-7.94%
Electronic Manufacturing Services	-9.97%

Company	Last Price	7D	1Y	Valuation
3008 LARGAN PrecisionLtd	NT$1.74k	1.8% +NT$4.0b	-44.6%	PE12.3x
4979 LuxNet	NT$25.85	40.5% +NT$986.2m	32.9%	PS3.9x
3191 Hold Jinn ElectronicsLtd	NT$9.19	2.2% +NT$17.4m	48.9%	PS2.8x
5254 Cen Link	NT$24.70	0.8% +NT$4.1m	17.1%	PE8.8x
3089 Ejectt	NT$30.15	0.2% +NT$3.3m	n/a	PE69.3x

Jun 22

Delta Launches Slim 100 EV Charger for Space Critical Applications

Delta announced the launch of SLIM 100, a new EV charger with a robust and compact design. It offers a maximum power of 100 kW and includes rectifiers with 97% power efficiency. The SLIM 100 provides simultaneous charging of up to three vehicles and offers DC and AC charging. With its ability to provide 100kW of power in one cabinet, it offers an ideal solution for space critical applications, as its footprint is 55% smaller than other products that offer the same level of power. This makes its well-suited to commercial applications, parking lots, service stations and urban traffic hubs where installation space can be limited. The SLIM 100 provides simultaneous charging for up to three vehicles. Two charge points are available for DC quick charging of up to 100 kW, and one charge point is available for AC charging of up to 22 kW. Dynamic load distribution minimises the charge time for EV users. Of particular interest to operators against the backdrop of dramatically rising energy prices across EMEA, is the Slim 100's high efficiency of 97%. This will help operators to make significant energy cost savings. Efficient Charging Service and Complete System Integration: SLIM 100 supports OCPP 1.5S/1.6J including web socket and TLS, as well as Ethernet or Modem (2.5G/3G/4G). Dual modem connectivity for simultaneous access via CPO and service backend is also provided. The SLIM 100 has also been prepared to support ISO 15118-2. Optimal Installation and Operation: Unlike many of the fast chargers on the market, SLIM 100 doesn't require large installation space or a big installation team, which helps lower the overall planning and installation costs. Weighing only 200 kg, there is no need to arrange for specialist transportation methods, such as cranes, ahead of installation. This also ensures the SLIM 100 can be positioned in places not easily accessible to cranes, like underground parking environments. With its height of 1.6m, there is no need to apply for building permission in city areas, which also shortens the planning phase. For added convenience and ease of use, the SLIM 100 offers different user authentication options, like credit card and RFID reader, while a 7" LCD, non-touch screen interface provides an easy overview of its functions. Thanks to its all-weather outdoor design, the SLIM 100 has an operating temperature range of -25°C to +50°C, which ensures high service availability all year round, and it is vandal proof, too. Side access allows installation next to walls, and its compliance to the DIN 18040 standard also offers barrier-free access for people with health or mobility issues. The SLIM 100 delivers an attractive, fast-charging service with minimum space requirements. Its simultaneous charging of up to three vehicles and its dynamic load distribution minimises the charging time for EV owners. It is intuitive and simple to use in locations with limited space, and it will pay a key role bringing fast charging to the growing number of EV drivers across EMEA.

Jun 18

AU Optronics Corp. Announces Executive Changes

AU Optronics Corp. Resume of the previous position holder: Director¡GShuang-Lang (Paul) Peng/Chairman and CEO of AUO Director¡GKuen-Yao (K.Y.) Lee/Director of Qisda Corp. Director¡GFrank Ko, Representative of AUO Foundation/President and COO of AUO. Independent Director¡GMei-Yueh Ho/Independent Director of Bank of Kaohsiung Ltd. Independent Director¡GChin-Bing (Philip) Peng/Director and President of iD SoftCapital Inc. Independent Director¡GYen-Shiang Shih/Independent Director of CTCI Corp. Independent Director¡GYen-Hsueh Su/Managing Director, and Head of Asia Technology Hardware Research, UBS. Independent Director¡GJang-Lin (John) Chen/VP and DTC General Director, Display Technology Center, ITRI. Resume of the new position holder: Director¡GShuang-Lang (Paul) Peng/Chairman and CEO of AUO Corporation. Director¡GFrank Ko, Representative of AUO Foundation/President and COO of AUO Corporation. Director¡GHan-Chou (Joe) Huang, Representative of Qisda Corporation/President of Qisda Corporation. Director¡GChuang-Chuang Tsai, Representative of Ming Hua Investment Company Limited/Director of E Ink Holdings Inc. Independent Director¡GChin-Bing (Philip) Peng/Independent director of AUO Corporation and Apacer Technology Inc. and director of Wistron Corporation and Wistron NeWeb Corporation. Independent Director¡GYen-Hsueh Su/Independent director of AUO Corporation, TXC Corporation, and The Eslite spectrum Corp., and independent non-executive director of Cowell E Holdings Inc. Independent Director¡GJang-Lin (John) Chen/Independent director of AUO Corporation, executive supervisor of SID Taipei Chapter, managing director of Taiwan Display Material & Devices Association, and vice chairman of Taiwan Display Union Association. Independent Director¡GChiu-ling Lu/President of Takming University of Science and Technology, professor of Department of International Business at National Taiwan University, and member of remuneration committee of Chen Full International Co. Ltd. Independent Director¡GCathy Han/Independent director of Wiwynn Corporation, Apacer Technology Inc., and Macroblock Inc.

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