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Trades about 68% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kukdo Chemical Co., Ltd. is a South Korean chemical materials firm that provides a broad spectrum of products. Its offerings include epoxy resins and various hardeners, alongside a comprehensive range of polyols designed for coatings, adhesives, and flexible or rigid applications. The company also produces rigid, semi-rigid, and flexible polyurethane systems, in addition to electrical and electronic materials, advanced materials, acrylate, and reactive diluents. These chemical solutions are utilized across numerous sectors, such as marine and heavy-duty coatings, powder coatings, civil engineering, construction, consumer goods, packaging, and transport equipment. Founded in 1972, the company was originally known as Kukdo Chemical Industry. Co., Ltd. until its rebranding to Kukdo Chemical Co., Ltd. in April 1999. Its headquarters are situated in Seoul, South Korea.
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