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Trades about 28% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Charoen Pokphand Enterprise (Taiwan) Co., Ltd. (CPET) operates within the agriculture, animal husbandry, and meat sectors throughout Taiwan and Asia. Its activities are categorized into the Feed Business Group, Meat Processing, Food Processing, Egg Chicken, and other operational divisions. The company manufactures and distributes a wide variety of animal feed tailored for poultry (chickens, ducks), swine, and cattle, among other animals. It also creates and markets various processed chicken products. Moreover, CPET procures and supplies a comprehensive range of animal health and farm essentials. These include specific vaccines for poultry and pigs, antimicrobials, feed additives, premium raw materials for feed production, natural health agents, cleaning and disinfectant products, and diluent for artificial insemination. Beyond product sales, the company extends its services to include husbandry management for chicken farms, focusing on optimizing egg and meat yield. Additionally, it engages in the breeding of chickens and pigs and provides electric slaughtering services for poultry. Founded in 1921, the enterprise was originally named Taiwan Pokphand Feed Co., Ltd., adopting its current designation, Charoen Pokphand Enterprise (Taiwan) Co., Ltd., in 1988. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Taipei City, Taiwan.
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