Company information
- Ticker
- 1435
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Others
C.F.CORP. Business Summary
C.F.CORP. (1435.TW), formerly known as Chung Fu Tex-International, operates a diversified business model primarily centered on real estate leasing and the distribution of consumer goods. The company generates the majority of its revenue through the management and leasing of industrial factory warehouses and office spaces, particularly leveraging its strategic land holdings in the Zhongli District of Taoyuan. Additionally, it maintains a secondary revenue stream through its International Trading Division, which focuses on the wholesale and retail of premium wines, liquors, and fashion accessories. As of early 2026, the company is actively optimizing its balance sheet by pursuing the public tender sale of its legacy Zhongli plant assets to unlock shareholder value. In the competitive landscape of Taiwan’s industrial property and logistics sector, C.F.CORP. competes with entities such as Ruentex Development (9945.TW), Farglory Land (5522.TW), and Taroko (1432.TW), maintaining a niche as a legacy asset-holding entity currently focused on capital recovery and corporate restructuring. The leadership team is currently led by Chairman Chien Chen and CEO Jung-Mu Lu, who have been instrumental in stabilizing the company following a period of intense corporate governance disputes and a temporary trading suspension that concluded in April 2025. This management group represents a strategic shift from the company’s founding era under the Huang family, aiming to resolve historical financial reporting challenges and enhance transparency for the investment community. Key executive support includes Assistant Vice President and Spokesperson Regina Liao, who oversees regulatory compliance and investor relations. The board’s current mandate remains focused on executing the disposal of non-core assets and restructuring the company’s operational framework to improve long-term profitability, supported by a shareholder base of legacy retail investors and domestic institutional oversight.