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Trades about 50% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hung Chou Fiber Ind. Co., Ltd, a Taiwan-based enterprise, specializes in the production and distribution of a diverse range of polyester filament products. Their extensive catalog includes polyester textured yarn, frequently used for items like bath towels, facecloths, and stuffed toys; silk-linen, suitable for light, thick, and thin fabrics; and recycled polyester filament yarn, designed for both knitted and woven applications. They also provide a versatile filament yarn, integral to the manufacturing of socks, various woven and knitted goods, circular knit items, denim, yoga apparel, and sportswear. Furthermore, their offerings comprise flannel yarn, ideal for upholstery in sofas, curtains, bedding, and office furniture; dyeable mixed polyester yarn for weaving and knitting; and shrinkage fiber, particularly suited for shirts, suits, sportswear, and casual wear. The company was established in 1968, initially operating as Hung Chou Chemical Industries Co. Ltd., before rebranding to its current name, Hung Chou Fiber Ind. Co., Ltd, in June 2015. Its main corporate office is situated in Taipei, Taiwan.
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