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Trades about 229% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Fwusow Industry Co., Ltd., established in 1920 and headquartered in Taichung, Taiwan, specializes in the production and distribution of a wide array of goods across Taiwan. The company's offerings encompass diverse categories, including animal nutrition, edible oils, and agricultural inputs. Its animal feed division provides specialized formulations for various livestock, such as ducks, pigs, and poultry, alongside aquatic feeds for aquarium fish and Koi. Additionally, Fwusow produces a range of pet foods tailored for dogs and cats. In the culinary sector, the company manufactures an extensive selection of cooking oils, including vegetable, peanut, sunflower, olive, palm, and sesame varieties. Other food-related products feature soy flour, processed barley items, a selection of grain cereals, and bonito food products. Beyond food and feed, Fwusow is a key supplier of various fertilizers. This includes organic, biotech, instant water-soluble, liquid, and gardening fertilizers, as well as organic compound compost and different substrates. Furthermore, the company extends its operations into eco-friendly and contract farming initiatives.
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