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Trades about 169% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Rich Development Co., Ltd. engages in the construction business. The company operates through the Construction Sector, Wastewater Treatment Sector, and Tourist Hotel Department segments. It is involved in the leasing and sale of residential buildings; construction of commercial buildings; construction of sewage treatment plants and operation of sewage treatment projects; and operation of tourist hotels and travel agency, etc. The company also plans and builds energy storage systems; and engages in water treatment engineering, piping engineering, and wastewater treatment activities, as well as the wholesale of pollution control equipment. In addition, it engages in waste disposal and renewable energy self-generating equipment business; general hotel management, waste cleaning, environmental protection engineering, industrial wastewater treatment, environmental hygiene, pollution prevention, and other activities; power generation through renewable energy; investment in various manufacturing or financial business operations; and provision of energy application integration services, as well as constructs and operates aerial cable cars. The company was founded in 1992 and is based in Taipei, Taiwan.
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