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Trades about 22% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Taipei, Taiwan, in 1990, Yulon Finance Corporation operates as a comprehensive financial services provider with a significant presence across Taiwan, mainland China, and other international markets. The company organizes its extensive offerings into three primary segments: Financing, Leasing, and Other ancillary services. YFC delivers a wide array of financial solutions tailored for both individuals and businesses. For private customers, this includes installment financing for the purchase of new and pre-owned automobiles and motorcycles, alongside flexible auto mortgage schemes and vehicle leasing options. They also facilitate consumer purchases through various installment payment plans for a broad spectrum of products and services. Corporate clients benefit from specialized financing, such as installment programs for heavy vehicles and equipment leasing services. Furthermore, Yulon Finance is deeply entrenched in the pre-owned vehicle market. Its activities in this area encompass the brokerage and intermediation of used car sales, conducting thorough vehicle inspections, managing auto auctions, and acting as an agent for secondhand automobiles. These services extend to the authentication, evaluation, and overall sale and brokerage of such vehicles. The company also offers advisory services to its diverse clientele. Beyond its core financial and vehicle-related services, YFC has diversified into several complementary business lines. These include providing temporary staffing solutions, offering energy technical support, and engaging in various transportation services such as taxi operations, electric vehicle brokerage, and car-hailing platforms. The company's automotive interests are broad, ranging from the wholesale and retail of batteries, vehicle trading and leasing, to the sale and maintenance of cars and their parts, as well as towing operations and the general sale of automotive-related merchandise.
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