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Trades about 104% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Hiyes International Co., Ltd. primarily operates within Taiwan's real estate sector, specializing in agency and brokerage services. Their core offerings encompass a wide range of property types, from pre-sale and newly constructed homes to existing residences, commercial office spaces, undeveloped land, and parking facilities. Beyond sales, they provide comprehensive support including product development consultation, integrated marketing strategies, and facilitation of property transactions. Furthermore, Hiyes extends its expertise to include engineering and construction, architectural design, interior decorating, procurement of building materials, utility (water and electricity) infrastructure, financial services, property appraisal, and bookkeeping. Originally established as Veutron Corp, the company adopted its current name, Hiyes International Co., Ltd., in April 2013. Its operational headquarters are situated in Taipei, Taiwan.
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