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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Kumho Electric, Inc., a company based in Seoul, South Korea, specializes in the production and distribution of a wide array of lighting solutions. Its offerings encompass various conventional lighting options, including fluorescent, electrodeless, incandescent, halogen, and CDM/HQI lamps, in addition to electronic ballasts and systems for electronic insect control. The company further provides an assortment of modern LED lighting products and back light units. Founded in 1935, the enterprise was originally known as Chungyup Manufacturing Co. before officially changing its name to Kumho Electric, Inc. in 1978.
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