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Trades about 10% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating predominantly in South Korea, LG Uplus Corp. delivers a broad spectrum of telecommunications services. The company provides mobile connectivity to consumers, which includes 5G networks, standard telecommunication, and roaming options. For households, it offers various home media solutions, such as AI and IoT integrations, along with broadband internet, IPTV, homeboy devices, bundled packages, and internet phone services. Additionally, the corporation supports business customers with a comprehensive array of enterprise services. These span drone control systems, dedicated business telecommunications and phone services, internet provision, security, IT solutions, marketing and customer relationship management tools, and industrial IoT applications, as well as facilities, service, and security solutions, and associated products. Beyond these primary activities, LG Uplus is also involved in the sale of mobile handsets, providing telemarketing and other business support, managing investment funds, and engaging in cable television and broadcasting operations. Founded in 1996, LG Uplus Corp. is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.
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