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Trades about 1,287% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CJ ENM Co. Ltd., in collaboration with its various subsidiaries, operates extensively across a broad spectrum of entertainment and media sectors. These include film production, music creation, animation, performing arts, and event conventions, alongside general media content provision. The company is a primary supplier of diverse programming for broadcast channels and also delivers comprehensive marketing solutions to clients. Its involvement in the film industry covers the complete lifecycle of domestic movies, from initial planning and investment to eventual distribution. Similarly, for its music division, CJ ENM oversees the funding, production, and dissemination of musical works. Beyond these, the company orchestrates the development and execution of various programs and conventions. Its animation arm is responsible for all stages, encompassing planning, investment, production, distribution, and licensing of animated content. Founded in 1995, CJ ENM Co. Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Seoul, South Korea.
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