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Trades about 78% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
NOROO Holdings Co., Ltd. is a diversified South Korean fine chemical enterprise. The company's primary activities involve the production of industrial materials like resins and various coatings, including paints and inks. It also supplies specialized color chemicals for the automotive and building construction sectors, alongside manufacturing plastic components for vehicles and household appliances. Beyond its core chemical operations, NOROO Holdings engages in a broad array of ventures, encompassing agricultural life solutions, investment services, seed production, intellectual property management and leasing, transportation brokerage, and online-to-offline (O2O) services. Additionally, it offers color consulting and design expertise, manufactures and distributes thinners, and runs color education programs. Established in 1945, the company officially changed its name from DPI Holdings Co., Ltd. to NOROO Holdings Co., Ltd. in March 2010. Its corporate headquarters are located in Anyang-si, South Korea.
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