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Trades about 40% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1986 and headquartered in Tainan City, Taiwan, Ta Chen Stainless Pipe Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer and vendor of stainless steel and aluminum items. The company operates primarily through two segments: Stainless Steel and Aluminum, and Screws and Nuts. Its comprehensive product line encompasses a variety of stainless steel goods, such as pipes, rolls, fittings, plates, bars, valves, boards, and castings. Furthermore, it manages the import, export, and sales of screw and nut products. Beyond these core offerings, Ta Chen also engages in the distribution of industrial fasteners, aluminum plates, and tapes, trades in aluminum boards and rolls, and produces casted billet products for the automotive industry, alongside offering curtains and cloth products. The firm's materials cater to a wide array of sectors, including mechanical engineering, industrial and construction materials, chemical processing, medical and pharmaceutical, and food and brewing industries. Ta Chen serves a global clientele, with operations spanning the United States, China, Taiwan, and other international markets.
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