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Trades about 24% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Cheng Shin Rubber Ind. Co., Ltd., established in Changhua, Taiwan, in 1967, is a global enterprise primarily focused on the rubber products sector. The company's core operations involve the production, processing, and distribution of a wide range of tires, including those for bicycles, electric vehicles, trucks, and automobiles. Beyond its extensive tire offerings, Cheng Shin Rubber also manufactures and trades in various other rubber goods, such as reclaimed rubber, specialized rubber and resin compounds, anti-vibration rubber, and hardware products. Its diverse product portfolio further encompasses adhesives, tapes, radial tires, tire covers and tubes, as well as related industrial equipment like plastic machinery and molds with their accessories. The company is actively involved in all stages of its products' lifecycle, from rigorous research and development to testing, exhibition, import, export, wholesale, and retail of tires and automotive accessories. To support these activities, it operates a dedicated technical center, provides comprehensive logistics services including warehousing and container transportation, and offers robust after-sales support. Additionally, Cheng Shin Rubber engages in unique ventures such as managing racing tracks and producing or maintaining product models. The enterprise also extends its business interests to include the construction and trading of employee housing, alongside dealing in various vehicle parts and accessories. With a significant operational footprint, Cheng Shin Rubber maintains a strong presence across Taiwan, China, the United States, and numerous other international markets.
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