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Trades about 24% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
GFC. Ltd., along with its various subsidiaries, is a Taiwanese enterprise primarily engaged in the production and distribution of vertical transportation systems and power generation equipment. The company's operations are structured across three distinct divisions: Sales, Maintenance, and GFC Shanghai. Its diverse product portfolio encompasses a range of elevators, including passenger, high-speed, and residential models, in addition to specialized pneumatic vacuum lifts, escalators, and moving walkways. Beyond complete units, GFC. Ltd. also manufactures and sells elevator components and is actively involved in the trade of diesel generators. These products find widespread application across a broad spectrum of environments, serving commercial structures like offices, factories, and shopping centers; hospitality venues such as hotels; residential developments including mansions; critical infrastructure like hospitals and public construction projects; and various institutional facilities. Established in 1974, the company's corporate headquarters are situated in Taipei, Taiwan. It adopted its current name, GFC. Ltd., in August 2021, having previously operated as Golden Friends Corporation. Ultimately, GFC. Ltd. functions as a subsidiary under the umbrella of Changjiang Property Co., Ltd.
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