Company information
- Ticker
- 4907
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Construction
Fu Yu Property Business Summary
Fu Yu Property Co., Ltd. (4907.TWO) is a prominent Taiwan-based real estate developer primarily focused on the development, construction, and sale of residential and commercial properties. The company generates the vast majority of its revenue through the sale of residential units, supplemented by the leasing of office spaces and the construction of industrial factories. Strategically positioned in the "rigid demand" market, Fu Yu specializes in high-density, entry-level housing projects characterized by low unit prices and total costs tailored for first-time homebuyers in Central Taiwan, particularly within the Taichung and Hsinchu corridors. Its primary business segments are categorized into property development and sales, property rental, and construction services. Within the competitive landscape, Fu Yu Property competes directly with other mid-cap developers such as Kunyue Development (5206.TWO), We & Win Diversification (4113.TWO), and Da-Li Development (6177.TWO). It distinguishes itself through a robust land bank in high-growth urban districts and a reputation for high-efficiency project turnover. As of March 2026, the leadership team is headed by Chairman Chang Shih-hsin (張世欣), who oversees the company’s strategic expansion and project pipeline, and General Manager Chung Yao-ming (鍾堯明), who manages day-to-day operations and construction execution. The company is the listed arm of the broader Fu Yu Construction Group, which was founded in 1977 by the Chang family, led by patriarch and current director Chang Ching-chuan (張清全). This pedigree provides the company with deep institutional knowledge of the Central Taiwan real estate market and strong ties to local supply chains. Major institutional backing is provided by family-controlled entities including Chao Huang Investment and Chao Pin Investment, which remain the company's largest shareholders. The board is further supported by experienced industry veterans such as Lin Chen-tsan, ensuring a focus on conservative financial management and sustainable dividend payouts, which recently exceeded 120% of earnings for the 2025 fiscal year.