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Trades about 27% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Dong Suh Companies Inc. operates across multiple industries, encompassing food manufacturing, packaging solutions, tea production, logistics, food research, and global trade activities such as procurement and export. The company provides an extensive selection of food ingredients, including whole kernel sweet corn, olives, tropical fruit cocktails, pickled cucumbers, various sugar and other syrups, condensed milk, cookie powders, frying oils, strawberries, sauces, sausages, tomato paste, and other preserved items. Its beverage offerings feature juice cocktails and energy drinks, while its tea line includes black, corn, and green teas, as well as powdered and mixed tea products. Additionally, Dong Suh distributes coffee, cheese, desserts, and snacks, and serves as an international exporter of coffee creamer. The company also maintains a plastic packaging division. A wide range of its products are sold under popular brand names such as Richards, Richs Valley Fresh, San Benito, Kraft, Mondelez, Red Bull, Ocean Spray, Tarra, Dongsuh Tea, Nalley, Diamond, Sun-Maid, Stewart & Jasper, 1883, Badoit, and Evian. Founded in 1975, Dong Suh Companies Inc. is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
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