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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
King Polytechnic Engineering Co., Ltd., headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, has operated as an integrated engineering and construction leader since its establishment in 1982. The company delivers a full spectrum of services both domestically and globally, encompassing everything from initial project planning and design to procurement, construction, commissioning, and comprehensive project management, including turnkey solutions. Its expertise spans a wide range of process-driven industries, such as refining, petrochemicals, chemicals, gas, biotechnology, and pharmaceuticals, for which it provides specialized solutions in process engineering, piping, equipment, civil and structural work, electrical systems, and instrumentation and control. Furthermore, King Polytechnic is a key provider for the high-tech and optoelectronics sectors, where it designs and builds critical infrastructure like clean rooms, HVAC systems, electrical installations, fire suppression, air abatement, factory monitoring, supply and drainage networks, process utilities, plant air, ultra-purified water, wastewater treatment, gas, and chemical systems. Beyond industrial applications, the company contributes to public and infrastructure development, offering services from design and equipment supply to installation, construction, project management, testing, and ongoing maintenance. It also undertakes the construction of commercial, residential, and eco-friendly green buildings.
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