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Rectifier Technologies Limited (RFT.AX)

ASX Industrials Electrical Equipment & Parts
$0.01 ▲ +8.33%
Market Cap
$9.0M
Sector
Industrials
Industry
Electrical Equipment & Parts
Beta
0.98
52-Wk Range
0.003-0.008
CEO
Zong Xu Wang
Country
AU
Currency
AUD

Rectifier Technologies Limited operates in the Electrical Equipment & Parts industry of the Industrials sector, headquartered in Burwood, VIC, AU. The stock last traded at $0.01, up 8.33% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $9.0M. Its beta of 0.98 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
Australian Securities Exchange
Employees
114
IPO date
1999-07-19
Headquarters
Burwood, VIC, AU
About Rectifier Technologies Limited

Rectifier Technologies Limited, alongside its associated companies, specializes in the development and production of power rectifiers. Its market presence is global, encompassing Australia, Asia, North and South America, Europe, and Oceania. The enterprise organizes its activities into four core divisions: Electronic Components; Power Generation, Distribution, and Defence; Transport and Telecommunication; and Electric Vehicles. Its diverse product portfolio features electronic components, specific rectifiers, controllers, accompanying accessories, and integrated systems tailored for the power generation, distribution, and defense industries. Furthermore, it provides power supply solutions for the transport and telecommunications sectors. The company also manufactures chargers for electric vehicles and batteries, general power supplies, and specialized magnetic components. Established in 1992, Rectifier Technologies Limited's primary base of operations is in Burwood, Australia.

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