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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sinon Corporation manufactures and sells various chemicals and fertilizers. The company offers crop protection products, such as agrochemicals, fertilizers, farming materials, seeds, and seedlings, etc. It also provides product design, mold design and manufacturing, blow molding, injection molding, PET injection molding, PET extrusion blow molding, one-step injection blow molding, printing, gilding, labeling, shrink sleeving, etc. In addition, the company engages in the orchid business; houseware, catering services, and retail of agricultural products; manufacture and sale of cement; manufacture, import, and export of medical and chemical products; design and sale of software; food and special crops; retail sale of tobacco and alcoholic drinks; operation of supermarket; software design and information security maintenance; and smart agriculture system cloud services, integrated agricultural planning, and carbon reduction planning services. The company was formerly known as Shinung Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Sinon Corporation in 1979. Sinon Corporation was founded in 1955 and is based in Taichung, Taiwan.
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