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Trades about 137% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Gunsan, South Korea, and established in 1958, SH Energy & Chemical Co., Ltd. is a key producer and distributor of expandable polystyrene (EPS) resin products. Its diverse offerings include ANYPOL EPS resin, an expandable bead formulated with a blowing agent. Another significant product is ANYPOL II EPS resin, widely used in applications such as insulation boards, impact-absorbing construction components, and soundproofing solutions. For the cosmetics industry, the company provides ANYBES, a fine nylon-12 powder. Furthermore, DUOPOL, a semi-noncombustible EPS, caters to the demand for semi-noncombustible insulation materials for both interior and exterior applications, as well as semi-noncombustible sandwich panels. The company's reach extends beyond South Korea, with exports to international markets including Europe, Southeast Asia, Russia, and the United States.
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