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Trades about 138% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Miaoli, Taiwan, Yulon Motor Company Ltd. is a multifaceted enterprise established in 1953. Initially known as Yulon Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd., it adopted its current name in September 1960. The company's primary focus lies in the automotive sector, where it manufactures and markets vehicles and their components across Taiwan, China, and the Philippines. Its involvement spans the entire automotive lifecycle, including the production, import, export, sales (both wholesale and retail), maintenance, repair, and leasing of cars and parts. Yulon also handles the distribution and servicing of pre-owned vehicles and heavy-duty transport, alongside acting as a broker for electric vehicles. Its manufacturing capabilities extend to various automotive parts like springs, radiators, related heat transfer equipment, and vehicle interior furnishings and seating, as well as less common items such as geysers and water tanks. The company also produces non-motorized vehicles, engages in metal casting, and supplies batteries. Beyond its core automotive business, Yulon offers comprehensive financial services, including installment plans for automobiles, trucks, and general consumer goods, in addition to providing loans to car dealerships. The company's extensive diversification encompasses a wide array of services. These include investment management and advisory, property insurance, various consulting services (covering automotive, electronics, textiles, and advanced technology import), and information technology solutions such as software provision, computer software maintenance, and system integration. Yulon is also active in real estate, offering property and factory leasing, and engages in the construction business. Further services include general advertising planning, product design, energy technical assistance, taxi operations, temporary labor provision, towing, and publishing. Uniquely, the company also manages a professional basketball team.
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