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Trades about 34% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kwang Ming Silk Mill Co., Ltd., established in Taipei, Taiwan in 1955, specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of processed polyester yarns within Taiwan. The company's diverse textile offerings encompass composite, performance-oriented, and synthetic fiber fabrics, alongside various other synthetic fiber products. Beyond its textile operations, Kwang Ming Silk Mill is also active in property management, engaging in both real estate leasing and trading. These materials serve a wide array of applications, including fashion apparel, eco-friendly recycled polyester yarns, high-performance fabrics for outdoor and sports wear, bridal attire, branding labels, garment linings, and textiles for modern urban clothing, footwear, and interior decor.
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