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Trades about 103% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1977 and headquartered in Boryeong, South Korea, Youngwire Co., Ltd. (formerly Young Heung Iron & Steel Co., Ltd.) is a key producer and distributor of various wire-based goods. The company's product line includes a wide array of wire ropes, such as standard, parallel, non-rotating, compact, swaged, cable laid, EV, and IP types. Additionally, Youngwire manufactures steel wires for applications like beds, springs, and rolling products, alongside control cables vital for machinery and automotive operations. Its portfolio also features PC strands, specifically designed for major infrastructure projects including nuclear power plants, railway sleepers, bridges, and elevated roadways. The company supplies X-Bon products for reinforcing concrete elements such as electric poles, piles, building columns, beams, and more, as well as CD bars used in optical instruments, automotive components, bolts, tools, and springs. Furthermore, Youngwire produces IT wires for automobile suspension coil springs. Beyond manufacturing, the company extends its services to industrial packaging and provides port and inland logistics. Youngwire's products are exported globally, serving markets across the United States, Europe, and Asia.
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