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Trades about 657% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shinsung E&G Co., Ltd. is a key supplier of solar cells, modules, and complete solar energy systems, serving both domestic Korean and international markets. Beyond its core solar activities, the company boasts an extensive portfolio of specialized offerings. These encompass a wide array of cleanroom and environmental control solutions, including various fan filter units, volatile material removal systems, outdoor air control units, air showers, water showering systems, access floor chemical filter fan units, airflow direction indicators, dehumidifiers, dry room systems, fine particle visualization systems, and water humidification systems. Additionally, they provide NMP recovery systems and advanced lighting solutions such as blind panel edge lighting and integrated lighting modules. Originally established in 1977, the company was known as Shinsung Solar Energy Co., Ltd. until March 2017, when it officially adopted its current name, Shinsung E&G Co., Ltd. Its headquarters are located in Seongnam, South Korea.
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