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Trades about 164% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sinyi Realty Inc., alongside its various subsidiaries, primarily engages in real estate brokerage and property development activities across Taiwan, Mainland China, and other international markets. Its development portfolio encompasses the construction, rental, and sale of both residential properties and industrial facilities. The company further undertakes real estate management, property identification, and comprehensive marketing planning, in addition to providing market intelligence and consultation. Its service offerings extend to management advisory, information technology software, data processing solutions, electronic information services, and a publishing division. Furthermore, Sinyi Realty supplies professional services for construction, building, and decoration, alongside hardware and general consumer goods. They also distribute construction materials, including furniture, sanitary ware, and ceramic products, through their wholesale operations. Additional offerings include equipment leasing, tourism services, the development of commercial properties with supporting amenities, workforce solutions, and merchandise logistics. Established in 1987, the company maintains its main office in Taipei, Taiwan.
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