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Trades about 234% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ever-Clear Environmental Eng. Corp. is a Taiwanese company specializing in comprehensive industrial environmental solutions, primarily focusing on the treatment of wastewater and organic waste gases. Their services encompass the entire project lifecycle, from initial evaluation, process design, and detailed engineering for pollutants like wastewater, sludge, groundwater, and organic waste gases, to upgrading or expanding existing treatment facilities. They also specialize in industrial wastewater reuse and provide full turnkey solutions, including the manufacturing of specialized treatment equipment. The company offers a broad range of advanced treatment technologies, such as fine screens, flow measurement systems, sludge scrapers, anaerobic biological processors, sequential batch reactor (SBR) decanting systems, physical and chemical treatment units, sludge drying equipment, and air pollution control apparatus. Ever-Clear serves a diverse clientele across various sectors, including food processing, textiles and dyeing, mechanical and automotive industries, leather manufacturing, electronics and optoelectronics, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and pulp and paper, among others. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Taichung, Taiwan, the company plays a vital role in national environmental protection efforts.
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