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Trades about 136% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
ShinWon Corporation is a South Korean enterprise specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of a wide array of fashion items, including men's apparel, women's clothing, casual wear, sports gear, and various accessories. The company boasts a portfolio of proprietary women's fashion labels such as Besti Belli, SI, VIKI, and ISABEY, alongside men's brands like SIEG, SIEG Fahrenheit, Vanhart Di Albazar, and MARKM. In addition to its domestic market activities, ShinWon also engages in international commerce, shipping its products to customers in both the United States and Europe. The firm maintains a substantial retail footprint with approximately 430 physical stores and also facilitates sales through its online platform. Established in 1973, ShinWon Corporation's principal office is located in Seoul, South Korea.
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