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Trades about 14% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Taiwan Hopax Chemicals Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (Hopax) operates as a global manufacturer and supplier, specializing in a diverse array of chemical solutions. The company's core business encompasses the production and sale of specialty chemicals, fine chemicals, and self-adhesive products, catering to both Taiwanese and international markets. Hopax offers a comprehensive product portfolio designed for various applications. This includes industrial chemicals such as wet end, coating, NCR paper, and dispersant chemicals for paper manufacturing, as well as chemicals for boiler water treatment. Its advanced materials segment features biological buffers, zwitterionic detergents (also known as bio-detergents), and critical additives and electrolytes utilized in electroplating and the production of lithium-ion batteries. Additionally, the company provides sulfonate chain modifiers. Beyond its industrial chemical offerings, Hopax also manufactures a range of consumer products under its well-known Stick'n brand, which falls within its self-adhesive product category. The company serves a broad spectrum of industries, including the chemical, consumer brands, and biopharmaceutical sectors. Established in 1975, Taiwan Hopax Chems.Mfg.Co.,Ltd. is headquartered in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
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