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Trades about 35% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Hankook Cosmetics Manufacturing Co., Ltd., established in Seoul, South Korea, in 1962, is dedicated to the global research, development, and production of a wide array of cosmetic and personal care products. Their comprehensive offerings span numerous categories, including an extensive selection of skin and body care items such as hydrating waters, creams, facial masks, various cleansing formulations (powders, liquids, masks), oils, lotions, and powders. The company also formulates color cosmetics like blushers, facial powders, foundations, makeup bases, fixatives, lipsticks, and lip gloss, alongside functional products designed for anti-aging, skin brightening, and UV protection. Catering to men's grooming needs, they provide aftershave, pre-shave, shaving creams, beard conditioners, and related shaving essentials. For infants, a dedicated baby care line features gentle shampoos, body cleansers, lotions, creams, sun protection, and oils. Beyond these, Hankook Cosmetics offers a diverse range of fragrances, including perfumes, powdered perfumes, scented sachets, and shower colognes. Their expansive hair care portfolio covers everything from shampoos, rinses, and conditioners to tonics, styling aids like gels, waxes, sprays, and mousses, as well as specialized treatments and straighteners. In addition to manufacturing, the company also provides consulting services.
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