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Trades about 22% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Cleanaway Company Limited, a Taiwanese enterprise, specializes in the intermediate treatment and solidification within the waste management sector. The company's operations are structured across six distinct divisions: Solidification and Excavation, Landfill, Clean-up and Transport, China Operations, Investment, and Paper Manufacturing. Its primary services include the intermediate processing of hazardous industrial waste, comprehensive cleanup operations for contaminated and unauthorized dump sites, responsible landfill management for both hazardous and general industrial waste, and general waste collection and disposal. Beyond waste management, Cleanaway also engages in the production and sale of various paper products, including kraft paper, electronic carrier paper, and pipe paper. Established in 1999 and headquartered in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, the company originally operated under the name Cleanaway Kang Lien Co Ltd. before rebranding to Cleanaway Company Limited in May 2009.
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