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Trades about 249% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Woosung Co., Ltd., with its principal offices located in Daejeon, South Korea, operates as a key manufacturer and global supplier of various animal feed products. Established in 1968, the firm caters to both the livestock farming and aquaculture industries, offering specialized diets marketed under its prominent Hanwoo Maru and Hwangto Pork brands. Its comprehensive product range provides nutritional support for a wide array of animals, including swine, bovines, poultry, fish, and even domestic dogs.
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