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Trades about 120% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 1916 in Busan, South Korea, Sungchang Enterprise Holdings Limited maintains a broad operational scope across forestry and timber product manufacturing. The company is dedicated to developing diverse plant life, leading forest restoration projects throughout South Korea, planting trees like pines, and managing its own botanical garden. It also oversees an extensive 8,140-hectare land portfolio. In its industrial division, Sungchang produces and distributes a wide variety of plywood products, including panels designed for interior finishes, standard sheets for building frameworks and internal walls, specialized plywood for concrete casting and exposed exterior constructions, eco-friendly options for outdoor use, and bespoke solutions for automotive, marine, and flooring applications. Its flooring line is marketed under the "Lieu" brand. Additionally, the company manufactures and sells particle boards, raw particle board components, wood chips, and Bio-SRF. Its activities further encompass the import and sale of wood pellets and Palm Kernel Shells (PKS), as well as engaging in sawdust processing and recycling efforts.
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