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Trades about 27% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Bausen Inc. specializes in the wholesale and retail distribution of wooden furniture, various flooring types, and interior decorative building materials, serving markets both within Taiwan and globally. The company offers a range of flooring products, including engineered, laminate, and composite options under its Artisan Hardwood brand, as well as natural hardwood flooring available through its Villa Blanca brand. Furthermore, Bausen operates retail outlets known as Modern Home Concepts, which present a diverse selection of products such as flooring, floor coverings, moldings, complete cabinet systems, marble and stone countertops, and other home improvement items and accessories. Founded in 2015, Bausen Inc. is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.
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