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Tiger Elec Co Ltd
KOSDAQ:219130

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Tiger Elec Co Ltd
KOSDAQ:219130
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Price: 22 400 KRW -2.61% Market Closed
Market Cap: 141.3B KRW
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Market Cap
141.4B KRW
Industry
Electrical Equipment

TigerElec Co., Ltd. engages in the manufacture of semiconductor printed circuit board (PCB). The company is headquartered in Incheon, Incheon and currently employs 244 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2015-09-25. is a Korea-based company mainly engaged in the manufacturing and sale of printed circuit boards (PCBs). The firm's products consist of Probe Card PCBs which used for testing performance and circuit of semiconductor products, load board PCBs which used for transmitting electrical signals between products and test equipments, socket board PCBs which used for transmitting electrical signals between products and load boards, burn-in board PCBs which used for transmitting signals that obtained from burn-in equipments to products, and others. The firm distributes its products within domestic market and to overseas markets.

Intrinsic Value
13 743.82 KRW
Overvaluation 39%
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