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Trades about 22% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating both within South Korea and across global markets, Dongbang Transport Logistics Co., Ltd. delivers comprehensive logistical solutions. Their extensive service portfolio encompasses harbor cargo handling, overland freight delivery, sea-based shipping, specialized heavy cargo movement and setup, container yard and freight station operations, ferry loading/unloading, and integrated port/international shipping management. Additionally, they manage rail-based transport, particularly for commodities such as coke, coal, steel products, and other bulk materials. Originally incorporated as Dong Bang Transport & Warehouse Co., Ltd., the company adopted its current name, Dongbang Transport Logistics Co., Ltd., in 1982. Established in 1965, the enterprise maintains its primary corporate office in Seoul, South Korea.
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