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Trades about 66% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sea & Land Integrated Corp. primarily provides transportation services across Taiwan. Its comprehensive array of operations encompasses container shipping, maritime transport, and warehousing solutions. Beyond these core logistics, the company is also involved in the installation of hoisting and forklift equipment, and delivers crane and hoist services. Furthermore, its commercial activities extend to the import and export of international wines and spirits, as well as the management of petrol and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) fueling stations. Additionally, the firm generates electricity from renewable sources and handles real estate leasing. Established in 1962, the company was previously known as Sea & Land Transportation Service Inc., rebranding to its current name, Sea & Land Integrated Corp., in April 1999. Its main headquarters are situated in New Taipei City, Taiwan.
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