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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
YungShin Global Holding Corporation, through its various subsidiaries, engages in strategic investments, production, and distribution across a diverse portfolio. Its primary focus lies in the manufacturing and sale of human and veterinary pharmaceuticals, agricultural chemicals, industrial medical products, and cosmetics. The company maintains a significant market presence in Taiwan, Mainland China, Japan, and the United States. Beyond these core areas, YungShin also processes and markets wood products. Its operations include the development and sale of over-the-counter medications, specialized preparations, and chemical intermediates. Furthermore, the corporation offers a range of pharmaceutical services, such as research and development, technology transfer, licensing, and outsourcing, alongside general import and export trading activities. The company's commercial reach extends to the wholesale, retail, and broader trading of health products, beauty items, medical supplies, human testing reagents, and all associated raw materials, semi-finished goods, and manufacturing equipment. Established in 1952, YungShin Global Holding Corporation is headquartered in Taichung, Taiwan.
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