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Trades about 500% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Globally, CJ Corporation operates across a diverse portfolio of sectors, including food and food services, biotechnology, logistics and retail, and entertainment and media. Its food and food services segment manufactures various products, manages restaurants, and distributes ingredients and services. Complementing this, its biotechnology division produces amino acids for animal feed and food additives. Further diversifying its operations, CJ is active in logistics, and undertakes engineering and construction projects ranging from R&D centers and industrial plants to commercial spaces, hotels, and golf courses. It also offers real estate development consulting, operates health and beauty retail outlets, runs e-commerce platforms, and provides comprehensive IT systems and services to industries like manufacturing, distribution, logistics, and media. A prominent force in entertainment and media, the corporation is behind the creation of a wide array of content, including films, music, performances, animations, conventions, and multi-channel network (MCN) content. It also manages movie theaters and delivers digital broadcasting services. Established in 1953, CJ Corporation maintains its headquarters in Seoul, South Korea.
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