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Trades about 95% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
KCC Corporation operates as a supplier of a wide array of building and construction materials, catering to markets both in South Korea and globally. Its core offerings in the construction sector include ceiling and flooring options, insulation materials, and gypsum board. The company's portfolio further extends to various window systems, encompassing standard, balcony, and advanced system profiles, alongside 'sense' doors. Additionally, KCC provides interior decorative products such as diverse flooring solutions and laminate films. Its expertise also covers different types of glass, including float, functional, and automotive grades, as well as a comprehensive range of coatings for decorative, automotive, marine, plant, and industrial uses. KCC is also a producer of organic and inorganic materials. A significant part of its enterprise involves a silicone business, dedicated to innovation in specialized paints and the field of precision chemical engineering. Founded in 1958, KCC Corporation's principal office is located in Seoul, South Korea.
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