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Kimball Electronics, Inc. (Kimball Electronics) is an electronics manufacturing services (EMS) company.
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Ticker: KE
Kimball Electronics Inc
$23.97
-3.77%
(1W)
Jul ’26Jul ’26$24$25$26
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KE Performance Breakdown
Share Price
$23.97
Today's change
-1.76%
Year to date change (YTD)
-16.74%
Dividend yield
0.0
Last dividend paid
N/A
Last dividend pay date
N/A
About KE
Kimball Electronics, Inc. (Kimball Electronics) is an electronics manufacturing services (EMS) company. The Company is engaged in producing electronics for the automotive, medical, industrial and public safety markets. It provides design, engineering, manufacturing, packaging and distribution of electronic assemblies and circuit boards on a contract basis to a range of industries. The Company offers various engineering, manufacturing and supply chain services, such as design services; production and testing of printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAS); industrialization and automation of manufacturing processes; product design and process validation and qualification; reliability testing, which include testing of products under a series of environmental conditions; assembly, production and packaging of other related non-electronic products, and product life cycle management. It is engaged in producing safety critical electronic assemblies for the automotive market.
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