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Trades about 177% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd. is a major construction firm actively involved in projects both within South Korea and across international markets. The company's extensive portfolio spans multiple construction sectors. Its civil engineering division is responsible for large-scale infrastructure, encompassing the development of highways, roads, bridges, and extensive rail systems including railways and subways. This also extends to maritime infrastructure like harbors and reclamation facilities, various environmental initiatives, and the creation of leisure complexes. In building construction, Daewoo E&C erects a diverse range of structures. These include corporate office towers, hotels, condominiums, expansive commercial centers, educational and medical institutions, as well as exhibition halls and sports arenas. The company is also a key player in industrial plant construction. Its capabilities cover power generation facilities such as thermal, cogeneration, tidal, and nuclear power plants, alongside LNG storage and other specialized industrial installations. Furthermore, Daewoo E&C is prolific in residential development, constructing apartments, mixed-use urban and commercial complexes, townhouses, villas, and modern studio and urban lifestyle homes. The company also provides comprehensive urban renewal services, specifically focusing on redevelopment, reconstruction, and remodeling efforts.
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