Amulaire Thermal Technology, Inc.

Research Amulaire Thermal Technology, Inc. (2241.TW) on Bullrun: market cap TWD 5.07B. Explore financials, valuation history, model signals, and stock context.

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Valuation Snapshot

latest market cap is TWD 5.07B.

Valuation history

YearSnapshot dateMarket capP/EDividend yieldAnnual dividend/share
20262026-10-18TWD 5.07Bn/an/a0

Dividend history

Latest trailing dividend snapshot: annual dividend/share 0 TWD.

About Amulaire Thermal Technology, Inc.

Amulaire Thermal Technology, Inc. engages in the manufacturing and sales of vehicles and electronic components in Taiwan, Germany, China, and Japan. The company offers thermal modules and parts for inverters; heat dissipation systems and parts of high-power electronic systems, such as servers and supercomputers; and consumer electronics, including projectors and CPU/GPU. It also provides customization services; thermal and mold-flow simulation analysis, and stress analysis services;

ETFs that hold Amulaire Thermal Technology, Inc.

US-listed ETFs

Amulaire Thermal Technology, Inc. is held by 3 US-listed ETFs, going by the latest portfolios they filed with the SEC, most traded first:

ETFWeightFee
Dimensional Emerging Core Equity Market ETF (DFAE)<0.01%0.29%
Dimensional Emerging Markets Core Equity 2 ETF (DFEM)<0.01%0.39%
Dimensional World ex U.S. Core Equity 2 ETF (DFAX)<0.01%0.28%

Portfolios as filed with the SEC on Form N-PORT, dated July 2026. Brokers in the EU generally do not offer US-listed ETFs to retail investors.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Amulaire Thermal Technology, Inc.'s market cap?

Amulaire Thermal Technology, Inc.'s market capitalization is TWD 5.07B.

What does Amulaire Thermal Technology, Inc. do?

Amulaire Thermal Technology, Inc. engages in the manufacturing and sales of vehicles and electronic components in Taiwan, Germany, China, and Japan. The company offers thermal modules and parts for inverters; heat dissipation systems and parts of high-power electronic systems, such as servers and supercomputers; and consumer electronics, including projectors and CPU/GPU.