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Trades about 224% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Taisun Enterprise Co., Ltd., a company founded in 1950 and based in Taipei City, Taiwan, is a significant entity within the food and beverage sector. The company offers a comprehensive range of edible oils and soy-based ingredients, including various forms of soybean powder (such as selected and high-protein types), a diverse collection of oils like salad oil, numerous cooking oil series, specialty flavoring oils, sunflower seed oils, olive oil, and health-focused blends like HSF and Omega 369 oils. Beyond its oil division, Taisun also produces a popular assortment of beverages and traditional desserts. These include Mesona tea, honey herbal jelly, various congee sweets (such as mixed congee), a selection of iced teas, guava green tea, and bottled water. Furthermore, Taisun extends its operations to the aquaculture industry, manufacturing specialized feeds for fish species like milkfish, tilapia, ayu, bass, and grouper. These diverse offerings are distributed under an extensive array of proprietary brands, which include Taisun Pure Water, TAISUN Cheers, Taisun Mesona Tea, Taisun Cooking Oil, ChefOil, and BUFF, among many others. In addition to its primary business, Taisun Enterprise Co., Ltd. also diversifies its activities through involvement in rental and construction projects.
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