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Trades about 93% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Samji Electronics Co., Ltd. is primarily engaged in the production and distribution of electronic and wireless communication devices. The company's activities are structured across several key business divisions: Electronic Components Distribution, Machinery Construction, Communications, and an 'Others' segment. The Electronic Components Distribution division handles various products, including memory cards, liquid-crystal display panels, advanced system large-scale integration (LSI) products, and digital modules. Its Machinery Construction unit focuses on establishing facilities crucial for semiconductor manufacturing. The Communications division offers a range of communication equipment, alongside OIDD and lottery terminal systems. Additionally, the 'Others' division develops secondary battery charging and discharging systems and performs repeater installation services. Established on July 24, 1981, the company's corporate headquarters are situated in Hwaseong-si, South Korea.
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