Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holding Corp. (TPE:910322)

Taiwan flag Taiwan · Delayed Price · Currency is TWD
21.80
-0.35 (-1.58%)
Sep 10, 2025, 9:48 AM CST
-1.58%
Market Cap249.90B
Revenue (ttm)324.71B
Net Income (ttm)16.82B
Shares Outn/a
EPS (ttm)2.98
PE Ratio14.86
Forward PE13.44
Dividend1.35 (6.18%)
Ex-Dividend DateJun 11, 2025
Volume1,300
Average Volume13,904
Open21.80
Previous Close22.15
Day's Range21.80 - 21.80
52-Week Range20.30 - 29.35
Beta-0.06
RSI56.22
Earnings DateAug 22, 2025

About TPE:910322

Tingyi (Cayman Islands) Holding Corp., an investment holding company, manufactures and sells instant noodles, beverages, and instant food products in the People’s Republic of China. It operates through Instant Noodles, Beverages, and others segments. The company offers ready-to-drink teas, juices, bottled water, and carbonated soft drinks; various noodles; and coffee/functional/probiotics drinks. It also provides property rental and management, consulting, and support services; and manufactures and sells bakery products. Tingyi (Cayman Islands)... [Read more]

Founded 1992
Employees 64,802
Stock Exchange Taiwan Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 910322
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2024, TPE:910322's revenue was 80.65 billion, an increase of 0.29% compared to the previous year's 80.42 billion. Earnings were 3.73 billion, an increase of 19.79%.

Financial numbers in CNY Financial Statements

News

Limited Appetite For Tingyi's Stock As A Long-Term Investment

The instant noodle and beverage maker's profit rose 21% in the first half of the year after the company raised its prices, resulting in a slight dip in its revenue Key Takeaways: Tingyi's profit rose ...

21 days ago - Benzinga

Limited Appetite For Tingyi's Stock As A Long-Term Investment

The instant noodle and beverage maker's profit rose 21% in the first half of the year after the company raised its prices, resulting in a slight dip in its revenue

21 days ago - Benzinga

Hong Kong stocks fall by most in 3 weeks as US tariff rulings roil markets

Hong Kong stocks dropped by the most in almost three weeks, paring a monthly gain, after a US appeal court allowed President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal tariff” to stay in force. The Hang Seng Index sl...

3 months ago - South China Morning Post