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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Evergreen Marine Corporation (Taiwan) Ltd., along with its affiliated entities, operates extensively within the global maritime industry. Its primary activities include ocean shipping, serving as a shipping agent, and overseeing container terminal operations, with its influence extending throughout Taiwan, the United States, Europe, Asia, and various other international regions. The corporation's wide array of services comprises the handling of cargo (both loading and unloading), complete container transport solutions, and strategic investments in related logistics ventures, such as container yards and inland transport systems. Furthermore, it offers container storage, specialized inspection services for heavy customs containers, and maintenance, including the repair and cleansing of its container fleet. Beyond these offerings, Evergreen Marine is also involved in freight forwarding, the manufacturing of dry steel containers, their component parts, and large stamped elements. Its business scope additionally covers the leasing of real estate, storage facilities, and equipment, alongside providing management consulting services. Established in 1968, the firm's main headquarters are located in Taipei, Taiwan.
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