Company information
- Ticker
- 2506
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Construction
PCC Business Summary
Pacific Construction Co., Ltd. (PCC) operates a diversified business model centered on real estate development, civil engineering, and retail management. The company generates revenue through five primary segments: Construction (contributing over 50% of total sales), Leasing, Department Store Operations, Property Management, and Investment. PCC specializes in the development of high-end residential buildings, commercial offices, and large-scale urban renewal projects, while its retail arm operates the Pacific Department Store brand to provide stable recurring cash flow. The company distinguishes itself by integrating property development with long-term asset management and retail services to mitigate the cyclicality of the construction sector. Key direct competitors include Cathay Real Estate Development (2501.TW), Farglory Land Development (5522.TW), and Kindom Development (2520.TW); PCC maintains a specialized market position as a legacy urban revitalizer with a focus on prime metropolitan land banks and high-margin civil engineering contracts. Originally founded in 1967 by Chang Ming-chiang, PCC is currently led by Chairman Liu Hsiao-ping (柳逸義), who oversees the firm’s strategic pivot toward sustainable urban growth and ESG-compliant developments. The executive leadership team includes General Manager Chen Ching-hui (陳清暉), who leads operational execution across the construction and retail divisions, and Executive Director Lei Chien (雷倩), a prominent figure in Taiwanese corporate governance. The company’s ownership structure has transitioned from founding-family control to a professionalized institutional framework, with significant board representation from major stakeholders such as Chuan Yuan International Development and Fu Yong Investment. This leadership core is focused on modernizing PCC’s portfolio through green building certifications and digital transformation in property management to drive long-term shareholder value.