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Trades about 48% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, in 1977, Kuen Ling Machinery Refrigerating Co., Ltd. is dedicated to the manufacturing and distribution of a broad spectrum of ice water systems and air conditioning equipment. The company's market reach spans Taiwan, Mainland China, Vietnam, and international territories. Its extensive product lineup includes water-cooled and air-cooled ice water units, specialized computer room cooling solutions, hot and cold water machines, and ice storage tanks. Kuen Ling also supplies vacuum dryers, a variety of refrigeration and chiller units (such as water-cooled spiral/reciprocating condensing units and air-cooled refrigeration equipment), air coolers, direct expansion air conditioners, open screw compressor units, and large direct expansion variable frequency air conditioning systems, alongside ice water coolers and condensers. In addition to production, the company engages in the processing, trading, and leasing of these crucial components. Kuen Ling's offerings are utilized across various applications, including office and commercial structures, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions.
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