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Trades about 64% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Samyung Trading Co., Ltd. functions as a worldwide purveyor of a diverse range of organic and inorganic chemical compounds. Its extensive chemical inventory features items such as paints, paint thinners, various inks and glues, specialized binders, materials essential for photogravure printing and synthetic leather fabrication, urethane, other synthetic resins, and medical-grade compositions. Additionally, it offers minute chemical reagents, along with detergents designed for cleaning fibers, leather, plating, glass, and metals, alongside other solvent preparations. Beyond chemicals, Samyung Trading also ventures into the vision care sector, offering products like ophthalmic lenses. The company is also a supplier of interior and exterior parts for automobiles, including radiator grilles, decorative moldings, emblems, and custom lettering. Furthermore, it provides precision crystal oscillator bases, which are vital components for microcomputers, timing devices, cordless telephones, and mobile communication equipment. Established in 1959, Samyung Trading Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Seoul, South Korea.
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