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Trades about 51% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating out of South Korea, Hankuk Carbon Co., Ltd. is a leading manufacturer and supplier of advanced composite materials. The company's diverse product portfolio includes carbon prepregs, utilized in both aerospace and various industrial sectors, alongside carbon fiber sheets designed for structural repair in buildings and bridges. Furthermore, they supply essential LNG heat insulation panels for effective storage and transportation. Their offerings extend to glass papers, which find applications in a wide range of products such as floor decoration materials, tile carpets, print substrates, waterproof road surfaces, thermal insulation panels, and filtration systems. Additionally, Hankuk Carbon manufactures components for the automotive and railway industries, interior and exterior sandwich panels, and specialized heat insulating panels for maritime vessels. They also produce various laminates, catering to archery equipment, electrical insulation needs, and structural reinforcement in construction. Their product line further encompasses copper-clad laminates for Printed Circuit Board (PCB) substrates, dry films, and components for both household goods and semiconductor packaging. Established in 1984, Hankuk Carbon Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Miryang, South Korea.
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