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Trades about 51% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
T3EX Global Holdings Corp. operates as an investment holding company, delivering a full spectrum of integrated logistics services across Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, East Asia, and other international regions. The company's operations are divided into two main segments: Sea Export and Air Export. It offers international freight forwarding solutions, including both ocean and air cargo transportation. Domestically, T3EX provides a comprehensive suite of logistics services. These include various customs clearance procedures for import/export via sea and air, bonded areas, re-import/re-export filing, transit operations within logistics parks, clearance for hazardous goods and tank containers, remote declarations, customs seal operations, and inspection and quarantine services. Its domestic offerings also encompass temporary warehousing for goods, value-added services like label replacement, sorting, repacking, palletizing, warehouse space leasing, inventory management reports, and customized delivery solutions. Additionally, the company specializes in broader warehousing and transportation, advanced supply chain management, and e-commerce logistics solutions. T3EX Global Holdings Corp. was established in 1987 and is based in Taipei City, Taiwan.
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