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Trades about 782% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating both within South Korea and on an international scale, Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) is primarily engaged in media broadcasting, cultural initiatives, and advertising services. The company provides terrestrial television and radio transmissions, strictly adhering to relevant broadcasting laws. Beyond its direct broadcasts, SBS licenses its television programming to a diverse range of customers, including cable program providers, satellite broadcasting networks, and internet and IP TV platforms. The organization also actively supports the arts through various cultural projects, such as hosting exhibitions and live entertainment performances. Established in 1990, its corporate headquarters are located in Seoul, South Korea.
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