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Trades about 13% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Samil C&S Co.,Ltd is a South Korean entity specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of concrete piles and various steel structures. Their product range encompasses diverse concrete piles, such as PHC, high-strength, large-diameter, retaining, and composite types. Additionally, they are involved in both the fabrication and erection of steel structures, which include steel bridges, composite girders, sluice gates, shipbuilding blocks, and equipment for wind energy. Originally operating under the name Daelim C&S Co. Ltd., the organization rebranded as Samil C&S Co.,Ltd in September of 2020. Established in 1962, the firm maintains its principal office in Seoul, South Korea. Since August 31, 2020, Samil C&S Co.,Ltd has functioned as an affiliate of Samil Ecostec Co.,Ltd.
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