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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tway Holdings Incorporation, a multifaceted enterprise established in 1945 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, operates across several distinct sectors. As a subsidiary of YeaRimDang Publishing Co., Ltd., the company's activities encompass the manufacturing and distribution of key construction materials, including ready-mixed concrete, piles, aggregates, and brick blocks. In the technology sphere, Tway Holdings is involved in the acquisition, refurbishment, sale, and distribution of used semiconductor equipment, alongside the production and supply of various electronic components such as IoT and Wi-Fi modules, and memory ICs. It also acts as a distributor for general computer parts used in corporate, personal, and gaming systems. Furthermore, the company extends its services to the aviation industry, providing consignment and agency solutions, and specializes in semiconductor packaging. Its portfolio is rounded out by the production and sale of in-flight meals and a range of in-flight and travel-related merchandise. The company adopted its current name in April 2013, having previously been known as pocketgamez Inc.
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