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Dongguan Tarry Electronics operates as a specialized manufacturer of precision components and materials serving China's electronics manufacturing ecosystem. The company's core revenue model centers on producing and selling high-value adhesive products, protective films, thermal management materials, and EMI shielding solutions. Its diverse product portfolio includes foam protective film tapes, insulation heat conduction products, PNL ultra-thin double-sided adhesives, and conductive cloths that are essential for modern electronic devices. The company has established a strategic position within the industrial supply chain, providing critical components for FPC flexible circuit boards, OLED display modules, power batteries, and emerging technologies like VR/AR devices. This positioning allows Tarry Electronics to benefit from multiple growth vectors across consumer electronics, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing sectors. The company's integration of assembly automation equipment manufacturing further enhances its value proposition, creating synergistic opportunities with its core materials business. Operating from its Dongguan base since 2003, the company has developed deep technical expertise in die-cutting technologies and material science, serving a broad industrial clientele across China's manufacturing landscape.
For FY 2024, the company reported revenue of CNY 2.57 billion with net income of CNY 241.7 million, representing a net margin of approximately 9.4%. Operating cash flow stood at CNY 104.9 million, while capital expenditures of CNY 261.9 million indicate significant ongoing investment in production capacity. The diluted EPS of CNY 2.56 reflects solid earnings generation relative to the company's share count, demonstrating efficient operational scaling within its specialized manufacturing niche.
The company demonstrates substantial earnings power with CNY 241.7 million in net income, supported by its focused product portfolio serving high-growth electronic sectors. Capital efficiency metrics show disciplined investment, with the negative free cash flow position primarily driven by strategic capacity expansion. The robust net income relative to the modest debt level of CNY 5.2 million indicates strong fundamental profitability without excessive financial leverage.
Tarry Electronics maintains a conservative financial structure with cash and equivalents of CNY 740.1 million significantly outweighing total debt of CNY 5.2 million. This substantial cash position provides ample liquidity for operations and strategic initiatives. The minimal debt load and strong cash reserves position the company with considerable financial flexibility to navigate market cycles and pursue growth opportunities.
The company demonstrates a balanced approach to capital allocation, returning value to shareholders through a dividend per share of CNY 1.01 while maintaining investments for future growth. The dividend payout reflects management's confidence in sustainable earnings, supported by the company's exposure to evolving electronic component demand drivers including display technologies, energy storage, and immersive computing applications.
With a market capitalization of approximately CNY 8.17 billion, the company trades at a P/E multiple around 34x based on FY 2024 earnings. The beta of 1.068 suggests moderate sensitivity to broader market movements. This valuation level incorporates expectations for continued growth in the company's specialized electronic components segment, particularly in advanced display and energy storage applications.
Tarry Electronics benefits from deep technical expertise in precision die-cutting and material science developed since its 2003 founding. The company's integrated approach—combining material manufacturing with automation equipment—creates competitive advantages in serving electronics manufacturers requiring customized solutions. Future prospects are tied to technological adoption across its served markets, including OLED displays, VR/AR devices, and power battery applications, though dependent on overall electronics manufacturing trends in China.
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