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Trades about 82% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Lotte Shopping Co., Ltd. is a prominent retail entity, offering a diverse array of shopping experiences across numerous channels. These include traditional department stores, outlet centers, and discount retailers, alongside supermarkets, health and beauty outlets, specialty shops, and convenience stores. Its operations further extend to various direct-to-consumer platforms such as online malls, e-commerce sites, and both traditional and television home shopping. Beyond general merchandise, the company also manages the Lotte Cinema chain of multiplex theaters and is involved in film production and distribution via Lotte Cultureworks. Additionally, it engages in the retailing of consumer electronics. Established in 1970 as Hyupwoo Industrial Co., Ltd., the enterprise adopted its current name, Lotte Shopping Co., Ltd., in November 1979. The company's headquarters are located in Seoul, South Korea.
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