Johnson Electric Holdings Limited
0179 · XHKG · Auto Parts · Hong Kong
Johnson Electric Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, manufactures and sells motion systems the Americas, the Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the People's Republic of China. The company offers shaded pole, synchronous, and universal motors; coolant and refrigerant valve, headlamp, HVAC, grill shutter, and EV locking actuators; eco fans and blowers, and AC blowers; factory and delivery bikes; automotive compact DC and cooling fan motors; industry and industry compact DC motors; automotive and industry EC motors; and eDrives. It also provides ALC, bulk, display, folded and pre-formed, jumper, shielded, u-flex, and ZIF cables; EMI shielded flexible circuits, flexible printed circuits and printed electronics, security circuits, RFID antenna products, dual interface, and contact plates; automotive and industry DC gearmotors, and gearboxes; haptic actuators and motors; motorized drive rollers; high force piezo motors, low speed piezo motors, miniature piezo motors, piezo motor drivers and controls, piezo subsystems, and silent piezo motors; and goniometers, linear stages, rotary stages, and Z wedge stages. In addition, the company offers powder metal components; pump and valves; solenoids; AC starters; steerable wheel; linear and rotary stepper motors; and switches and relays. Further, it provides solutions to automotive, bikes, building automation, business machines, circuit breakers, digital security, floor care, food and beverage, home technologies, industrial and warehouse automation, laboratory equipment, lawn and garden, medical devices, optronics, personal care, power tools, powersports, robotics, smart meters, specialty vehicles, ventilation, and white goods. The company was founded in 1959 and is headquartered in Sha Tin, Hong Kong.
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Consumer Cyclical sector · Hong Kong
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