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Trades about 66% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nexen Corporation, established in 1968 and headquartered in Gimhae, South Korea, operates as a prominent manufacturer and seller of rubber products within the country. Their diverse product line includes inner tubes, flaps, solid tires, carbon masterbatch (available as pellets and sheets), golf balls, and tire bladders. Beyond manufacturing, the company also provides an extensive suite of logistics services, covering sea, bulk, air, and inland transportation, along with distribution, warehousing, and specialized knock-down facilities. With a significant global footprint, Nexen distributes and exports its merchandise to approximately 140 nations worldwide.
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