Electrocomp has recently been appointed as the sole local distributor for Truly International, a Hong Kong company dedicated to the electronic and semiconductor business.
Within the Truly International holding company are a number of specialised subsidiaries: Truly Industrial Limited is a producer of printed circuit board and silicone conductive rubber keypads for Truly Semiconductors and other manufacturers; Truly Semiconductors supplies LCDs to various electronics manufacturers. The close working relationship between these specialised subsidiaries enables them to each continue to improve quality and react positively to customer feedback.
Truly Semiconductors' state-of-the-art factory is capable of producing high quality TN, STN, FSTN and colour LCDs. The product ranges from LCD panels to COB, COG and TAB assembly modules.
The company can provide one-stop shopping service to customers, because of its uniqueness in supplying three major components of electronic products - LCDs, PCBs and silicone conductive rubber keypads - all under one roof.
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