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Trades about 479% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Seoul Food Industrial.Co.,Ltd is a South Korean enterprise specializing in the production and sale of various food items. Their extensive product line features frozen doughs, breadcrumbs, snack foods, and pizzas. Beyond manufacturing, the company also operates retail bakeries and offers food waste recycling services. With a global footprint, Seoul Food Industrial exports its goods to the United States, Vietnam, Indonesia, and China. The company was established in 1955 and maintains its primary base of operations in Chungju-si, South Korea.
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