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Trades about 17% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Founded in Taipei, Taiwan, in 1964, Hsing Ta Cement Co., Ltd. is a prominent producer and seller of cement and clinker across the nation. Its extensive product line features a variety of cement types, including Portland, low-alkali, even heat, blended blast furnace slag, silicate, and composite silicate, along with other construction essentials such as specialized and silicate cement clinker, mineral powder, and stones. The company's operations span the entire supply chain, from quarrying, processing, and warehousing of minerals like limestone and their chemical derivatives, to the manufacturing and distribution of various cement products. Hsing Ta Cement also demonstrates a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, engaging in the recycling and wholesale of reclaimed materials, sewage treatment, and thorough research and development of eco-friendly materials. They actively develop, promote, and offer specialized equipment and services for both energy conservation and environmental protection technologies. Additionally, the company diversifies its ventures through real estate sales and leasing, building management consulting, the wholesale of non-metallic ores and chemical products, and the supply of light building materials, decorative items, and ecological environment materials.
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